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Cybersecurity Awareness & Culture

Involve and raise awareness among employees to strengthen your cybersecurity posture

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Cybersecurity awareness and culture reduce IT risk by involving employees in securing IT systems and protecting sensitive data. By combining hands-on training, security incident simulations, and communication campaigns, we help CIOs identify human and technical vulnerabilities (passwords, authentication, risky behaviors) to improve overall security. Our approach links risk analysis and risk management with operational security solutions (encryption, cryptography, network security) to protect connected systems against hacking and cybercrime. It incorporates CNIL compliance and measurable actions to transform an IT security policy into concrete security measures. Schedule an appointment for a personalized awareness assessment and an action plan to secure your system and strengthen the digital security of your IT systems.

Key risks and challenges of cyber awareness and culture

Insufficient awareness exposes the organization to major riskswithout a a true cybersecurity culture, Employees lack vigilance against cyber threats, human errors multiply, and it becomes difficult to adopt a proactive and secure posture.

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Weak safety culture within the organization
  • Poor understanding of the risks associated with attacks by phishing, malware, social engineering
  • No ongoing training on evolving threats
  • Lack of awareness of best practices in cybersecurity
02.
Factors limiting the organization's cybersecurity maturity
  • Lack of employee buy-in to security policies
  • Awareness-raising treated as a one-off event and not a continuous process
  • Low commitment from management and business units to cybersecurity initiatives
03.
Issues surrounding access and privilege management
  • Insecure sharing of usernames and passwords
  • Lack of awareness of access management rules (Zero Trust, MFA, principle of least privilege)
  • Use of unsecured applications (Shadow IT) without measuring the risk
04.
Internal risks related to employee behavior
  • Opening attachments and clicking on malicious links
  • Careless sharing of confidential data (lack of encryption, transmission errors)
  • Decreased vigilance in the face of social engineering threats
05.
Lack of accountability and ongoing training
  • Insufficient or non-existent initial training
  • Lack of an adaptive and immersive training program (simulations, serious games)
  • Lack of awareness of regulatory obligations regarding the use of information systems and data
06.
Insufficient communication and commitment
  • Awareness treated as a regulatory constraint rather than a strategic topic
  • Cybersecurity messages that are poorly relayed or lack engagement
  • Lack of fun and interactive tools to permanently embed good practices

Cybersecurity Awareness & Culture

Building a robust cybersecurity culture enables you to:

Reducing the risk related to the human factor

By raising employee awareness of best practices and cyber threats.

Strengthen team commitment and vigilance

By deploying interactive training programs and targeted simulations.

Evaluate and continuously improve cybersecurity posture

By analyzing risky behaviors and adapting awareness campaigns.

Our expertise in Security Awareness & Culture

We help you structure a engaging and effective awareness strategy for your organization

Social Engineering

Prepare employees for social engineering threats to prevent them from falling into attackers' traps.

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Issues & Challenges

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Training

Continuously train teams on best practices in cybersecurity and secure architecture.

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Communication

Create an environment where cybersecurity is well understood, shared and adopted by all employees.

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Trusted partner

A guarantee of excellence recognized by national authorities

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Intrinsec stands out for its ANSSI official qualifications, attesting to our compliance with the most demanding regulatory, technical, and safety requirements of the French government. Our qualification PASSI LPM/RGS covers all critical audit areas: architecture, configuration, source code, penetration testing, and organizational and physical audits. 

It also complements our qualifications PRIS (incident response) And PACS (IT security consulting), forming a comprehensive base of expertise recognized by the French State.

This official recognition is accompanied by our integration into reference ecosystems of French cybersecurity. Our membership in the’InterCERT France This positions us at the heart of the first national network for sharing information on threats, while our status as a member of the Cyber Campus connects us to the center of excellence desired by the Presidency of the Republic.

The cybersecurity challenges of your organization

Are your employees prepared for cyberattacks?

Do you have a reliable analysis of human cyber risk?

Is your organization compliant with cybersecurity training requirements?