Cybersecurity is not a technology problem; it's a people problem.
Well Aware Cybersecurity is A Series of Nine Habits That Should Be Mastered.

Security is about people not technology
The Nine Cybersecurity Habits To Protect Your Future .
1. Literacy
2. Skepticism
3. Vigilance
4. Secrecy
5. Culture
6. Diligence
7. Community
8. Mirroring
9. Deception
Hard Cover Book Release
October 20, 2020
WELL AWARE: MASTER THE NINE CYBERSECURITY HABITS TO PROTECT YOUR FUTURE. EARLY BOOK REVIEWS
"Well Aware shows you don’t need a degree in computer science to safeguard your community. George Finney’s nine cybersecurity habits make protecting yourself online approachable for anyone.”
“George Finney has written a must-read primer for anyone who wants to protect themselves online . . . particularly for leaders who need to protect their organizations. With this book, you can learn from one of the best.”
“George has documented an incredibly practical and holistic overview of the foundational elements of cybersecurity practice and business in general. Definitely worth the read.”











Well Aware . Companion Guide Roadmap to Success
Humans are creatures of habits, and it is in this power of habits that Finney sees the opportunity to advance our learning and engagement as workers, citizens, and consumers, and to develop patterns of behaviors that will improve our security posture.
Cybersecurity Statistics for 2020 .
Hackers attact every 30 seconds on average 2,444 times per day
57% Of companies experienced social engineering or phishing attacks.
Data breaches exposed 4.1 billion records in the first half of 2019.
National cyber security alliance says 60% of small businesses go out of business 6 months after a breach.
Culture Eats Cybersecurity for breakfast .

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