Thoughts: Tendering for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics

Thoughts: Tendering for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics

Are you tendering for the 2032 Olympics? Train your staff!

The Brisbane Olympics are going to provide massive business opportunities for so many companies. The scale is actually mind boggling when you consider how many people need to be catered for, across so many functions, and across so many locations and venues.

Now of course the organisers need good cyber awareness training, but that's a bit of a stretch for us!

But consider that if you are intending on becoming a supplier, your cyber posture will no doubt be an important factor in whether you are successful or not. Cyber security frameworks / standards so often will consider supply chain risks, and that means good technology, processes, and of course people.

In recent years, the following Olympic events have experienced cyber security issues:

• 2016 Rio Summer Olympics

• 2018 Pyeongchang Winder Olympics

• 2020 / 2021 Tokyo Olympics

• 2024 Paris Summer Olympics

• 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics

So yes, cyber security will be forefront on the minds of the organisers!

And with people being such a massive vulnerability for most companies (because let's face it, they are numb to boring cyber awareness content, and the content doesn't typically shift behaviours much), it's worth considering getting on the front foot and training your staff properly. If you train for compliance, you tick a box. If you train for results, you have an advantage in the tendering process.

We have knowledge based workshops, gamified workshops, specialist topic workshops, knowledge assessments, certificates of attendance, and we're highly regarded for our approach to cyber security awareness. We don't do compliance training. Instead we build suspicion, change behaviours, and build a culture of cyber security awareness. That means you're less likely to get hacked, and more likely to get that contract!

 

 

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