Growing Your Security Program Effectively Through Bespoke Gaming

Join #teamTim and A.J. Leece on {Webinar session Date:14}

In a world of increasing systems complexity, talent retention problems, wider connectivity with unknown services, and high impact breach situations, information security continues to be a difficult task within businesses in every industry.

Now more than ever, alternative solutions to these problems are needed, and given the constraints businesses face with budgets as well as staffing, these solutions need to work quickly.

Information Security Gaming brings these solutions together in elegant fashion, which has proven to generate better results than conventional security training. Humans love to play, it's where some of our best creativity comes together with strategy and focus. When we combine that with security consulting, innovation in the delivery, and the social aspects of learning, the security program improvements present themselves with clarity and common understanding in the way forward.

Most importantly, by combining all of these factors together in a way that resonates with people, businesses begin to cultivate their own security self-awareness, while growing their own security professionals in sustainable fashion.

During this webinar, we are joined by A.J. Leece where will will discuss Growing Your Security Program Effectively Through Bespoke Gaming

A.J. {Speaker Name (Last):1.6}

A.J. presents himself as a fullstack-ish security professional. Someone who can host tabletop exercises with his own unique gamified approach in the morning, discuss security strategy over lunch, automate the boring stuff your security team hates in the afternoon, and help resolve the security breach that always arrives with unfortunate timing.

He’s most known for his proven ability to make infosec fun, interesting, accessible, and relevant to anyone, especially your non-tech business units, something the industry desperately needs in their awareness training.

His approach to the human factors of security encourages learning, engagement, and curiosity, which has led to marketing teams becoming newly minted security champions, senior management investing more in security program development, and security teams laughing while discovering critical business impacting gaps.

Outside of infosec, you’ll find him trying to automate more of his gardening work in the pursuit of food security, developing more games to teach security concepts, spending time ensuring the hammock is still comfortable, or enjoying nights out exploring new restaurants.