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[135] How to Turn Employees into a Company's Biggest Cybersecurity Asset
Manage episode 370862299 series 1170577
In this episode, Richard Tubb speaks to Benjamin Netter, founder of Riot. Riot is a Paris-based, all in-one-platform that drives better protection for MSP. A SaaS platform, they’re on a mission to turn employees into your company's biggest cybersecurity assets.
Richard asked Benjamin what led him to create Riot and how the tech can help employees be more aware of their cybersecurity responsibilities, and the challenges of protecting their BYOD.
Benjamin explains how gamification helps MSPs to protect their clients, how Riot helps when a breach happens and what their support function looks like. He also talks through the latest phishing tactics to be aware of, and shares his biggest inspiration as a business leader.
Mentioned in This Episode
- Riot
- Y Combinator
- Riot Chatbot: Albert
- Newsletter: Zach Whittaker – This Week in Security
- Find out more about Riot's MSP Partnership Programme or email Audrey
- Book: Dale Carnegie: How to Win Friends and Influence People
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Get MSP Insights every Tuesday
Every Tuesday I share my thoughts on the business of IT with you, the Managed Services community. Thousands of Managed Service Providers already subscribe to MSP Insights. It’s easy to sign up, easy to cancel. MSP Insights is basically a short email from me, every Tuesday without fail, with advice on growing your IT business, plus cool resources I’ve found, discovered or starting exploring that week. It’s kind of like my diary of cool things, and often includes articles or books I’ve read, tools I’ve discovered, and events I think you’d be interested in, often sent to me by my friends and TubbTalk podcast guests. So, if that sounds fun, a short, tiny bite of MSP goodness every Tuesday, and you’d like to try it out, just go to https://go.tubb.co/tuesday, drop in your email and you’ll get the very next one.
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Manage episode 370862299 series 1170577
In this episode, Richard Tubb speaks to Benjamin Netter, founder of Riot. Riot is a Paris-based, all in-one-platform that drives better protection for MSP. A SaaS platform, they’re on a mission to turn employees into your company's biggest cybersecurity assets.
Richard asked Benjamin what led him to create Riot and how the tech can help employees be more aware of their cybersecurity responsibilities, and the challenges of protecting their BYOD.
Benjamin explains how gamification helps MSPs to protect their clients, how Riot helps when a breach happens and what their support function looks like. He also talks through the latest phishing tactics to be aware of, and shares his biggest inspiration as a business leader.
Mentioned in This Episode
- Riot
- Y Combinator
- Riot Chatbot: Albert
- Newsletter: Zach Whittaker – This Week in Security
- Find out more about Riot's MSP Partnership Programme or email Audrey
- Book: Dale Carnegie: How to Win Friends and Influence People
Mentioned in this episode:
Get MSP Insights every Tuesday
Every Tuesday I share my thoughts on the business of IT with you, the Managed Services community. Thousands of Managed Service Providers already subscribe to MSP Insights. It’s easy to sign up, easy to cancel. MSP Insights is basically a short email from me, every Tuesday without fail, with advice on growing your IT business, plus cool resources I’ve found, discovered or starting exploring that week. It’s kind of like my diary of cool things, and often includes articles or books I’ve read, tools I’ve discovered, and events I think you’d be interested in, often sent to me by my friends and TubbTalk podcast guests. So, if that sounds fun, a short, tiny bite of MSP goodness every Tuesday, and you’d like to try it out, just go to https://go.tubb.co/tuesday, drop in your email and you’ll get the very next one.
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