May I Have
Your
Attention
Please?
The book is done. The argument is made. Now let's talk about it. Amy Stokes-Waters goes live to share why security training is broken and what the evidence says we should be doing instead.
The training isn't working. We all know it.
Ninety minutes a year. A click-through module. A certificate nobody reads. This is what passes for security awareness in most organisations and the breach data says it plainly: it does not work.
This session is a straight look at the evidence behind behaviour change, why experience beats information every time, and what the science actually tells us about how people learn under pressure.
It's also the launch of Amy's first book. A practical, evidence-based argument for doing things differently.
This session is not a sales pitch. There are no slides about features. It's an honest conversation about why the industry keeps doing the same thing and expecting a different result.
If you are responsible for security culture, awareness, or training in your organisation, this is the conversation you've been waiting to have.
Free.
Register and we'll send you Chapter 1 of May I Have Your Attention Please? straight to your inbox. The opening argument for why security training fails, backed by the evidence. Read it before the session. Come in with questions.
Session.
45 minutes with Amy live on 27 May. The argument, the evidence, and a frank look at what good security culture actually looks like in practice. Q&A at the end.
Recording.
Can't make it live? Register anyway. We'll send you the full recording after the event so you can watch it when it suits. The link is yours to keep.
Free to attend. No upsell. Just a straight conversation about why security training is broken and what to do about it.
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on 27 May.
Free to attend. Register below and we'll send you Chapter 1 of the book straight to your inbox, plus your join link ahead of the session.
The opening argument for why security training fails, backed by the evidence. Sent to your inbox the moment you register. No strings. Just the chapter.