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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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Aug 27, 2015

Congratulations to all the new CSCP´s out there!

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Aug 7, 2015

Full Day Workshop on the Security Culture Framework

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Jan 22, 2015

What is Culture?

There is a major question I got asked more often than not: “What is culture?” Most of the time, the asker wonders from the…

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Oct 3, 2014

The Security Culture Framework Ecosystem

“How can you give away the Security Culture Framework for free, Kai?” is a recurring question I get. The short answer is that I believe in sharing to build a better world (Peace and Happiness and all that…). The longer answer is somewhat more complicated, and…

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

May 27, 2014

The Security Culture Hangouts on Air

The Security Culture Framework deserves more than just a place to discuss and learn. We wanted something more interactive, something where you can join us, discuss and share your experiences.

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Feb 14, 2014

Security Profile: Mo Amin

Back in the day (many years ago, that is), I ran what I dubbed the Security Profile on this blog. I profiled security bloggers and podcasters, and had the pleasure to present some of the great names in infosec, like Martin McKeay, Anton Chuvakin, Richard Bejtlich and more.

Kai Roer in Security culture and other ramblings

Jan 16, 2014

Introducing e-learing: Get a free coupon to learn about Security Culture

I have conducted a large number of trainings around the world for many years. And I plan to continue doing that in the future. As a supplement to classroom trainings, we are now also offering e-learning.