Cyber security training works best when people actually want to do it.
Craig Taylor, CISSP and co-founder of Cyber Hoot, has spent 30 years proving that rewarding good behaviour, recognising effort and making training feel like play gets better results than any amount of pressure. In this conversation, Charly sits down with Craig to explore how positive reinforcement and gamification are reshaping cyber security training for small businesses.
Craig's background in psychology gives him a clear lens on why rewarded behaviours are repeated, and why leaderboards, small wins and open-book learning lift engagement across entire organisations.
In this episode, Charly and Craig cover:
Why rewarded behaviours are the ones that stick
How gamification lifts engagement from leadership to front-line staff
The PAR method - Pause, Assess, Report - for handling suspicious messages
Why leaderboards unexpectedly engaged the C-suite
How AI is making phishing attacks harder to spot
When small businesses actually need formal cyber training
Whether you run a solo business or manage a small team, this conversation will change how you think about cyber security education.
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