# Category: Guides

## [How To Implement A New Cybersecurity Initiative – Your Roll-Out Plan For Day 1](/content/guide/how-to-implement-a-new-cybersecurity-initiative-your-roll-out-plan-for-day-1/index.html)

Welcome back. Today we’re looking at how to implement a new cybersecurity initiative. Specifically, we’re putting a roll-out process together for day 1. This is the final post in a five-post series on helping risk management leaders gain internal alignment for a new cybersecurity initiative. The tools were designed to help make getting buy-in easier

## [Who Should You Gain Alignment With To Get A New Cybersecurity Initiative Approved – A Guide To Help](/content/guide/who-should-you-gain-alignment-with-to-get-a-new-cybersecurity-initiative-approved-a-guide-to-help/index.html)

This is the fourth post in a five-post series that introduces a set of free tools to help risk management leaders gain internal alignment for a new cybersecurity initiative. The tools are designed to help make getting buy-in easier and faster. For a quick introduction to the full suite of tools, check out this post.

## [How To Implement A New Cybersecurity Initiative – A Change Management Guide To Help](/content/guide/how-to-implement-a-new-cybersecurity-initiative-a-change-management-guide-to-help/index.html)

This is the third post in a five-post series that introduces a set of free tools to help risk management leaders gain internal alignment for a new cybersecurity initiative. The tools are designed to help make getting buy-in easier and faster. For a quick introduction to the post.

## [How To Gain Buy-In For A Cybersecurity Initiative – Focus On Stakeholder Benefits.](/content/guide/how-to-gain-buy-in-for-a-cybersecurity-initiative-focus-on-stakeholder-benefits/index.html)

This is the second post in a five-post series that introduces a set of free tools to help risk management leaders gain internal alignment for a new cybersecurity initiative. The tools are designed to help make getting buy-in easier and faster. For a quick introduction to the post.

## [4 Tools To Gain Internal Alignment For A New Cybersecurity Initiative](/content/guide/4-tools-to-gain-internal-alignment-for-a-new-cybersecurity-initiative/index.html)

Hi there. This is the first post in a five-post series that introduces a set of free tools to help risk management leaders gain internal alignment for a new cybersecurity initiative. The tools are designed to help make getting buy-in easier and faster. The tools themselves are spreadsheet fill-in-the-blank templates with instructions to guide you

## [Cyber is People – How to Improve Your Most Overlooked Area for Risk](/content/guide/cyber-is-people-how-to-improve-your-most-overlooked-area-for-risk/index.html)

WHITEPAPER Cyber is People – How to Improve Your Most Overlooked Area for Risk Introduction In a 2016 paper for the International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, a research team led by Leah Zhang-Kennedy noted that “Although computer security technologies are the first line of defense to secure users, their success is dependent on individuals’ behavior.”1