As a BMX athlete, your path to achieving your goals involves falling down and getting back up again. But isn’t that the same with security awareness training? In this episode we engage in a conversation with Olympic BMX talent Judy Baauw, and Awareways Data Analyst Sjoerd van Veldhuizen. Together, we explore the constraints and challenges in training and discuss how we can draw valuable insights from Judy’s journey. 

Uncover the secrets of effective behavioral change. In this podcast episode, we bridge the gap between the challenges of driving behavioral change within the context of a vegan lifestyle and information security. How do we navigate oppositions and criticism? And what role does everyone play in this process? Vegan activist Tobias Leenaert from Pro-veg and program manager Suzanne Dijkstra from Awareways reveal the keys to success. 

Leading by example; it sounds obvious, but it’s often more difficult than it seems. What’s more, the influence of a role model function is frequently underestimated. How do you handle this within your organization? Our guests are: Member of the Dutch Parliament and vice-chairman of the Digital Affairs Committee Hind Dekker-Abdulaziz and Awareways co-founder Geertje Veenbergen.

What is gamification and how does it contribute to behavioral change? Our host Joost will find out in the third episode together with our guests: Olivier, founder of Game Tailors, and Tommie, account executive at Awareways and former UX & Gamification designer.

In this episode, Nick, chief information security officer at Renewi, and Maarten Timmerman, social psychologist and CEO of AWAREWAYS, dive into behavioral change. They explain you precisely how behavioral change occurs within their organization and how they deploy it in their various fields.

In the first episode we interview Jan-Willem Bullée, assistant professor at the University of Twente and our in-house expert in the field social engineering. Jan-Willem explains what social engineering is and how to become more aware of social engineering attacks like email phishing and voice-phishing.