www.intcube.io Liquid C2 Partners with KnowBe4 to Enhance Cybersecurity Training in Africa
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- •Liquid C2 partners with KnowBe4 to enhance cybersecurity training across Africa.
- •The partnership integrates KnowBe4's solutions into Liquid C2's existing security framework.
- •Focus on employee training as a critical line of defense against cyber threats.
Liquid C2 has announced a partnership with KnowBe4 to bolster cybersecurity awareness and training for organizations across Africa. The collaboration aims to integrate KnowBe4's training and risk management solutions into Liquid C2's Secure360 portfolio, which already includes governance, protection, detection, and response capabilities. This partnership emphasizes the importance of employee training in identifying cybersecurity threats, positioning employees as the first line of defense against attacks. Liquid C2's Chief Commercial Officer, Vinay Hiralall, stated that the partnership will provide customized training experiences for staff at all levels within client organizations. The initiative reflects a growing recognition that cybersecurity is essential for business continuity, not just compliance. The partnership will also leverage KnowBe4's AI-powered security tools to enhance protection against phishing and other cyber threats. This move is part of a broader trend in the cybersecurity landscape focusing on human factors in security.
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