(Alleen beschikbaar in het Engels)
ISACA: Psychology Addressing the Human Factor in Cybersecurity
Our Social Psychologist Cybersecurity & Compliance Inge Wetzer will be speaking at the upcoming webinar of ISACA on 1 September 2021: 'To educate, to motivate or to facilitate? Psychology addressing the human factor in cybersecurity'. Register now.
In
this Square Table, Inge will be explaining how insights from psychology
can be used to make people more resilient against any kind of cyber
threats. Along the way, Inge will show that this goes beyond educating
people & that there is more than meets the eye. She will explain how
psychology teaches other interventions, such as motivating and
facilitating people and how this can sometimes be more effective towards
behavioral change.
Interested in attending the upcoming webinar of ISACA on 1 September? Register here:
![Inge Wetzer](https://www.secura.com/uploads/media/_fit570/49950/Inge-Wetzer.webp)
About Inge Wetzer
Inge Wetzer attained a PhD in social
psychology. After 10 years of dedicated research on behavioral
influencing at the TNO, she has specialized in field of cybersecurity
since 2015. Inge has taught many organizations and employees about cyber
resilience, while also published about her profession in security
journals and speaks as a representative of the people side of
cybersecurity at conferences and symposia. Alongside her current track
record in cybersecurity, Inge is also working at Secura as a social
psychologist and is part of the SAFE - Security Awareness & Behavior team.
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About ISACA NL
ISACA NL Chapter is the Dutch non profit corporation that serves the interests of information governance, control, security and audit professionals. The organization is part of ISACA Global. ISACA Global’s constituency -more than 140,000 strong worldwide- is characterized by its diversity. Constituents live and work in more than 180 countries and cover a variety of professional IT-related positions – to name just a few, IS auditor, consultant, educator, IS security professional, regulator, chief information officer and internal auditor.