Cybersecurity Information Sharing as an Element of Sustainable Security Culture

In the report, it highlights that only 38% of people in France and 55% of those in Germany undertake some form of cyber trainin., in your opinion why are these numbers objectively quite low?

It’s difficult to pinpoint an exact reason, but it’s fair to say that cybersecurity training in these European countries is less common than in the UK and the US. One reason may be that the preference for native-language content may limit access to high-quality resources, as many are primarily available in English.

This isn’t the only research highlighting the training gap. A survey conducted by Eurobarometer in early 2024 revealed that nearly 75% of EU organizations have not taken any steps to train their employees on cybersecurity or raise awareness of it as an issue. Interestingly, the same study found that over 70% of organizations consider cybersecurity a high priority. With this growing awareness, Germany and France are catching up, recognizing that managing human risk is essential.