City Club, Raleigh, NC, In-Person and Virtual (Hybrid)
Abt is a proud Social Sponsor of the Southern Association of Public Opinion Research (SAPOR) 42nd Annual Conference. Our mission to improve the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide includes decades of achievements leading qualitative data research, survey analysis, digital transformations, monitoring, and evaluation to build clients’ evidence base and transform data into actionable insights and informed decision-making. We look forward to connecting with you at SAPOR.
Thursday, October 13, 2:45 – 3:30 p.m.
Cybersecurity Culture in Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Presenter: Brian Evans, Senior Associate
Co-Authors: Grant Gibson (CIBR Ready), Ji Sun Lee, and Allison Smith (101 Research)
Businesses regularly experience cyberattacks, which expose security weaknesses within these organizations. This session will identify specific themes small to medium-sized companies should address to improve their overall cybersecurity, including awareness and training in cybersecurity practices. Key challenges in studying this population and potential solutions that will advance high-quality research in this area will be discussed.
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