PSA Security Network has become a champion of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) 2015. It will be joining a growing global effort among colleges and universities, businesses, government agencies, associations, nonprofit organizations and individuals to promote online safety awareness.

 

Celebrated every October, NCSAM was created as a collaborative effort between government and industry to ensure everyone has the resources needed to stay safer and more secure online. As an official champion, PSA Security Network recognizes its commitment to cybersecurity and online safety.

 

“PSA is honored to support National Cyber Security Awareness Month as champions of the cause,” said Bill Bozeman, CPP, president and CEO of PSA Security Network. “We align with NCSAM’s efforts in providing valuable cybersecurity resources, particularly to integrators in the physical security industry who are looking for tools and resources to become more risk responsible solution providers.” 

 

Coordinated and led by the National Cyber Security Alliance and the Department of Homeland Security, NCSAM has grown exponentially since its inception, reaching consumers, small and medium-sized businesses, corporations, educational institutions and young people across the nation and internationally. This year marks the 12th year of NCSAM.

 

“The champion program is a vital part of making National Cyber Security Awareness Month a success each year,” said Michael Kaiser, executive director of the National Cyber Security Alliance. “We are thankful to our 2015 champion organizations for their support and commitment to our shared responsibility of promoting cyber security and online safety awareness.”

 

As part of PSA’s NCSAM efforts, PSA will continue its cybersecurity webinar series into October which highlights providers who can offer cybersecurity support services to integrators in the physical security industry. A complete list of the webinar series can be found at http://www.psasecurity.com/education/cybersecurity/training.  

 

Visit www.staysafeonline.org/ncsam for information. You can also follow and use the hashtag #cyberaware on Twitter throughout the month.