Sydney, March 11: Jacqueline Jayne, a key figure in promoting cybersecurity awareness in the ANZ region, has announced her departure from KnowBe4, the leading provider of security awareness training. After a tenure of over four years, Jayne has been instrumental in reshaping the dialogue around cybersecurity training, making it more accessible and engaging for individuals across various sectors
In her role as Security Awareness Advocate, Jayne successfully demystified the complexities of cyber threats, focusing on fostering a culture of engagement and awareness within organizations.
Her unique approach, characterized by the use of relatable language and humor, has significantly contributed to improving cybersecurity hygiene among people of all ages.
Reflecting on her journey, Jayne expressed pride in her accomplishments and enthusiasm for future endeavors in the field of cybersecurity, technology, and AI.
She remains committed to educating and engaging with communities through various platforms, including social media and speaking engagements at prominent cybersecurity events such as the AISA Canberra CyberCon in March 2024.
Jayne’s efforts have not only heightened awareness but have also encouraged a more mindful approach to cybersecurity practices among her audience. Looking ahead, she aims to broaden her impact by initiating conversations on cybersecurity with leaders and HR departments, emphasizing the importance of behavioral and cultural change within organizations.
As she moves on from KnowBe4, Jayne leaves behind a legacy of impactful advocacy and a commitment to continuing her mission of making cybersecurity knowledge accessible and actionable for all.
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