The spread behind the average · Cyber Behaviour Benchmark

The shape behind the average

One score per organisation, for the 117 that have reached 5 completions. The average is what the front page shows; the shape is the finding.

30s40s50s60s70s80s90s

Scores run from the 40s to the 89s, with most organisations in the 50s. Belgium is not split into a safe half and an unsafe half: nearly everyone is mid-table, which is a campaign finding in itself. Each bar counts organisations, never people.

What would move Belgium most

The national score recalculated as if everyone answered that one question in the safest way. Worked out from the 2,719 answers already given, not predicted.

Question	Gain	National score
A password written down 2,203 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.9	58.9 → 60.8
Work sent from a private account 2,199 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.9	58.9 → 60.8
A colleague's unlocked screen 2,204 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.8	58.9 → 60.7
Confidential information left in the open 2,181 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.8	58.9 → 60.7
Confidential files sent unprotected 2,164 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.8	58.9 → 60.7
Company information on social media 2,082 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.7	58.9 → 60.6
Reading a link 1,567 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.7	58.9 → 60.6
Internal or confidential 1,497 people are not yet at the safest answer	+1.7	58.9 → 60.6

No campaign gets everyone to the safest answer, so read this as a ranking of where the room is, not as a promise of what any campaign would deliver. What people see around them is a quarter of the national score, so those questions are ranked here too. Each question opens its own page.

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