Financial Crime Weekly Special Episode: Conversation with Craig Taylor, CyberHoot

Cybercrime is always in the news. It is high profile. It is impossible to open a news-based website on any day without seeing news that an attack has taken place. Indeed, the most recent high-profile cyberattack in the UK on Jaguar Land Rover has closed the production line, sent employees home, and has the UK government stumping up £1.5bn in pandemic-style support for the supply chain. Against that background, it is unsurprising to see that the cost of cybercrime is expected to rise to $10.5 trillion by the time we’re singing Auld Land Syne on 31st December this year. It is a crucial topic for corporate and individual alike. Consequently, I’m delighted to be joined today by Craig Taylor, CEO CyberHoot. CyberHoot is a cybersecurity awareness training platform designed to educate employees and strengthen a company's human defences against cyber threats, with a core mission of reducing organisational risk by improving "cyber literacy" among staff. What is unique about Cyberhoot’s approach is blending cyber security and psychology to reshape how organisations approach cyber security awareness, focusing on positive reinforcement by rewarding cyber literacy.

Craig has kindly offered 20% off CyberHoot for one year using the coupon code: "Financial Crimes"

About CyberHoot

Main Website: https://cyberhoot.com/

Individual Registration (Free Personal Training for Life): https://cyberhoot.com/individuals/

Businesses & MSP Registration Signup: https://nest.cyberhoot.com/autopilot-signup/?

Newsletter Registration:

https://cyberhoot.com/newsletters/

Blog Articles: https://cyberhoot.com/blog/

Cybrary (Cybersecurity Library of Terms in Layperson language): https://cyberhoot.com/cybrary/

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