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KnowBe4 appoints Kurt Mills as channel chief

kurt mills KnowBe4 appoints Kurt Mills as channel chief

KnowBe4 has named Kurt Mills as its new channel chief, strengthening the company’s global partner strategy as it scales programmes, teams and enablement across the channel. The Leeds‑based digital workforce security vendor said Mills will lead the evolution of its partner programmes, operations and routes to market, reflecting a wider …

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KnowBe4 adds AI‑driven email and collaboration protection for Google Workspace

KnowBe4 has expanded its Defend email security portfolio with new protection for Google Workspace, bringing AI threat detection, explainable verdicts and real‑time coaching to Gmail’s global user base. Launched at Fal.Con 2026 in Las Vegas, the new release introduces a multi‑engine behavioural AI model trained on more than 1.15 billion …

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KnowBe4 appoints Andrew Kanzer as chief growth officer

KnowBe4 has named FinTech veteran Andrew Kanzer as its new chief growth officer, strengthening the leadership team as the digital workforce security provider enters its next phase of expansion. Kanzer will report directly to CEO Bryan Palma and take charge of KnowBe4’s global go‑to‑market strategy, with a remit to drive …

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KnowBe4 appoints Alex Callihan as CTO

KnowBe4 has named long‑serving engineering leader Alex Callihan as its new chief technology officer, strengthening the company’s focus on securing both AI agents and human users across the digital workforce. The announcement follows more than nine years of service from Callihan, who previously held the role of senior vice president …

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KnowBe4 and Microsoft partner to boost email security integration

KnowBe4 has formed a strategic integration with Microsoft to strengthen email security. As the first initiative in Microsoft’s ICES (Integrated Cloud Email Security) vendor ecosystem, this integration establishes a blueprint for how leading security vendors can collaborate to deliver enhanced protection for their mutual customers. Created specifically to complement Microsoft …

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KnowBe4 introduces an all-in-one human risk management platform 

KnowBe4 has introduced HRM+, an all-in-one human risk management platform that tackles cybersecurity risk management for the AI era by making it personalised, relevant and adaptive. Following the acquisition of Egress and based on years of AI and machine learning (ML) research and utilisation, KnowBe4 is venturing into a new …

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KnowBe4 releases its children’s interactive cybersecurity activity kit

KnowBe4, the provider of the world’s largest security awareness training and simulated phishing platform, announced its latest release of the KnowBe4 Children’s Interactive Cybersecurity Activity Kit. In an increasingly digital world, cybersecurity education for children is more crucial than ever. This kit, aimed at students under the age of 16, …

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KnowBe4 launches Cybersecurity Awareness Month kit

KnowBe4 has released a cybersecurity resource toolkit at no cost for individuals and organisations in recognition of a month-long campaign to increase awareness about cyberattacks. Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a global initiative that educates people about online safety and empowers individuals and businesses to protect their data from cybercrime. KnowBe4’s Cybersecurity …

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Introducing KnowBe4 Student Edition

KnowBe4 has released a specialised student edition of its award-winning security awareness training for students. The KnowBe4 Student Edition was curated to help students 16 and above recognise and navigate cybersecurity threats in and out of the classroom. Cybercriminals consistently target the education sector due to its vulnerability and the lucrative …

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New KnowBe4 phishing report reveals top choices for phishing scams

Q12024 New KnowBe4 phishing report reveals top choices for phishing scams

KnowBe4 has released the results of its Q1 2024 top-clicked phishing test report. The results include the most common email subjects clicked on in phishing tests, reflecting the persistent use of HR or IT-related business email messages that captivate employees’ interests. Phishing emails continue to be one of the most …

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