“They take what they learned at work and they bring it home and they teach it to their family. We call that the kitchen table effect.”

Robert Siciliano · Secure & Simple - Podcast for Consultants and CISOs on Cybersecurity Governance and Compliance · Strategic Human Firewall: Overcoming the Human Blind Spot | Interview with Robert Siciliano

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