Security professionals have the opportunity to transform security awareness concepts into social norms and actions. Doing so helps elevate the security culture all around us. BILL's Director of Information Security, Sriram Dandapani, shares how to establish secure social norms for ourselves and those around us in this article in Dark Reading: https://bit.ly/3xTUJnI
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