Sri Lanka is at the cusp of Digital transformation, in 2022 Sri Lanka’s Digital Literacy stood at 59.8%, with urban areas as high as 72%. With increasing access to digital platforms and services at school, work, and personal devices, the awareness of digital safety practices, digital hygiene and cyber security has become paramount. For organizations the responsibility to ensure their digital systems and platforms are secure and trusted has not only become an IT risk, but also a business and reputation risk which can impact clients both domestic and international. To fulfill these obligations, it’s not only important to invest in technical resources but also in human capital, the key component of which is employees, leading to building a resilient cybersecurity culture in organizations.

Sri Lankan organizations are under additional regulatory pressure from legislation such as the Personal Data Protection Act of Sri Lanka and the Cyber Security Act, where they have a legal responsibility to ensure that their staff are aware, updated and trained on Cyber Security and Privacy practices.

With these fast evolving cyber threats and even more digital connectivity Cybersafe’s awareness sessions will help your organizations and your teams stay updated and ahead of these uncertain times. We will formulate your first steps towards building a cybersafe culture in your organization that will yield better outcomes than technology alone will.