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If your business employs team members aged 16 to 19, it’s essential to pay close attention to the cyber security training you're providing.
A recent study has uncovered a worrying trend: unsafe and often illegal online behaviour is becoming normalized among younger people. While we’re not talking about high-level cybercrime like ransomware or major data breaches, the research shows:
These behaviours may not directly target your business, but the casual attitude toward digital wrongdoing can pose serious risks—especially when these habits spill over into the workplace.
When young employees bring personal habits like pirating software or using unlicensed applications onto work devices, they may unintentionally expose your business to:
Even seemingly harmless actions like installing illegal apps or clicking suspicious links can open the door to major security vulnerabilities.
The solution is proactive and preventative: implement regular cyber security training for all employees, with tailored focus on entry-level staff and younger hires.
Effective training should:
Cyber security isn't just an IT problem it's a company-wide responsibility. Creating a security-first culture starts with education and open communication.
We specialise in creating engaging and effective cyber security training programmes tailored to your business and staff experience levels. Whether you need a one-off session or ongoing support, we can help you reduce risk and stay protected.
Get in touch today to find out how we can help secure your team and your business.