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Kai Roer share his security culture and other ramblings from around the world. Kai has published a number of books, spoken at events in more than 40 countries, and is the creator of the free and open Security Culture Framework. He is the chief research officer at KnowBe4.

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Feb 22, 2015

The Top Ten tips on Avoiding Security for Managers

There are many ways to increase security in your company, if that is your thing. Most managers will, however, find these ten tips on how to avoid security, much more useful. First published on this blog in 2007, I hereby repost my tips on how…

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Aug 4, 2014

Security Career Advice: Handling Executives who ignores you

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Jan 24, 2014

Defining Learning Goals to create value with your training program

In the Security Culture Framework, we use two kinds of goals: Result Goals, and Learning Goals. The reason to do so, is to make it easier to measure results, and to define the different kinds of goals that may be…

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Jan 13, 2014

The psychology of helping others

The Information Security Community is, like many other communities, very keen on helping peers to solve challenges, learn more and to help each other grow. There are many examples of this around the world — from BSides to 0WASP, from the Analogies Project to the Cloud…

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Sep 28, 2013

Hola Colombia! #holakai

Lately, I have fallen in love with Colombia, it´s people, culture and food. If you read my previous post (which you probably should before reading further), you know how I prepared for this travel, and you know how I felt about it!

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Jul 29, 2013

Hacking cars and planes and drones and tractors and anything that moves

Hacking cars to make them do whatever you want with them made the news last week. A video of a Prius where the hacker controls brakes, steering and speed, got viral.

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

May 1, 2013

Mental Models: Understanding how people think will help you create a better security program

My take on security awareness training is not exactly a secret. One reason is that my company specialize in helping organizations create effective security culture…

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Mar 15, 2013

Building security culture (A secure week in review)

With statements like «I am amongst the smartest 1% on this earth» and «I am lazy. And it’s not even my fault!» I raised eyebrows this week. I was invited as a speaker to three different information security conferences, with similar yet…

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Feb 12, 2013

Security Culture and Personality Types

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Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Aug 11, 2010

Interim Market Report — July 2010

Midway through 2010 the recovery in the corporate governance recruitment market that was evident at the start of the year is now firmly established. As recruitment consultants we have been genuinely surprised at the strength of the recovery. The recovery is focused on…