Three dimensions instead of one click rate
Knowledge, behaviour and culture enter the index with separate weights. The weights are configurable per tenant.
Measure people without monitoring them
The human security level is usually either not measured at all or reduced to a single click rate. The Human Security Index instead condenses three dimensions into one figure from 0 to 100: knowledge from completed training, behaviour from phishing simulations, and lived security culture from two-factor authentication, genuine suspicious-mail reports and acknowledged policies. The hard part is not the formula but the data protection around it. That is why individual personal scores are switched off by default.
Knowledge, behaviour and culture enter the index with separate weights. The weights are configurable per tenant.
A dimension without a data basis drops out of the weighting instead of counting as zero and artificially depressing the index.
Individual personal scores are off by default and become visible only after explicit release. Evaluations below the minimum group size remain fully suppressed.
A cockpit shows the current level and the time series. Security notices can be issued in a targeted way and documented with proof of acknowledgement.
A robust metric for how securely your organisation actually behaves, one that withstands a co-determination review.
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