Save Yourself From Yourself
A patent-pending cybersecurity
threat awareness training program.
Are you a rule follower or breaker? Do you avoid risks or take them?
At cyberconIQ, our research proves that these two considerations predict our behaviour online and off, and can predict our vulnerabilities to different types of cyber-security threats.
Our patent-pending assessment tool, a series of non-invasive personality questions, determines which quadrant you land in: Risk Taker, Risk Maker, Risk Shaker or Risk Breaker.
Here’s Dr. James Norrie to explain it further…
Get Your Assessment
Get your non-invasive cyberconIQ Assessment to determine your risk profile, and learn how you can be better prepared for the next cyber attack.
Instant Results
After taking the cyberconIQ Assessment, you’ll receive your online behavioral risk profile and details about which threat vectors are of most risk to you so you can feel confident about saving yourself.
Proven Training
We provide adaptable, applicable and reliable tactics that when consistently implemented by employees have been shown to reduce incidents of compromise/concern (IOC’s) by 40%.
We transform your internal cybersecurity culture from fear to hope by empowering employees with a sophisticated understanding of how their online behavior impacts on their cybersecurity risk profile.
Dr. James Norrie is the founder of cyberconIQ Inc. and a professor at York College of Pennsylvania. This is his sixth book. His proprietary, standardized cyberconIQ assessment predicts your personal cybersecurity risk profile. A noted expert, he makes frequent media appearances, speaks, writes, and consults globally about how tone from the top, improving cyber situational awareness and other high-impact practices can reduce organizational risk and to help make cybersecurity a team sport. His mission is to tilt the global conversation about social technologies toward hope and dissipate fear by modifying online behavior, mitigating the risks of third-party inspired human hacks, and make the internet a safer place for us all.
Ms. Patti Stirk is a proud resident of York, PA. A graduate of York College (class of '87 and her MBA in '99), she founded and was CEO of Star Systems Engineering which was later sold to the Business Information Group, after which her love of the arts and her community led to her establishing the non-profit Small Star Art House, a local independent movie theater. As an experienced entrepreneur and business executive, she lends her time and talent to both local causes and community development, encouraging new local enterprises to establish in York. She is the elected representative of the Class A shareholders of cyberconIQ representing their interests on the Board of Directors.
John Dolmetsch is a co-founder of Business Information Group (BIG), a technology services firm launched in the early 1990's. It remains and one of Pennsylvania’s leading technology firms, now with a national market footprint. John led the BIG team for over 26 years, initiating multiple leading edge initiatives in the wireless space including Smart grid technologies for some of the largest US based public utilities, Wi-Fi for the Papal visit in Philadelphia and Comcast’s successful nationwide WIFI hotspot program. He is an oft-quoted expert in his field.
He started his entrepreneurial career early in life (starting with a worm farm at age 10) and now uses those entrepreneurial instincts and experience to mentor, launch and coach early-stage technology ventures to market readiness. He is a proud graduate of York College of Pennsylvania. In his spare time he enjoys big game sport fishing, diving, target shooting and is an fitness enthusiast as he believes working hard and playing hard is an excellent mantra for a happy and healthy business career.
ABOUT THE Assessment
The results of the patent-pending cyber IQ security risk assessment deliver a personal cyber profile that corresponds to one of four quadrants. With these, we can identify an individual’s particular risk/rule profile specific to types of potential cybersecurity attacks or threat vectors.