Kairos Strategy Group Announces Commitment to Global Efforts Advocating for Cybersecurity Best Practices during Cybersecurity Awareness Month
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PHOENIX - Washingtoner -- Kairos Strategy Group, a boutique fractional CMO consultancy, announced joining the annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month, as a 2021 Champion. The Champions Program is a collaborative effort between individuals and businesses committed to the Cybersecurity Awareness Month theme of 'Do Your Part, #BeCyberSmart.'

"Information is currency, and the theft of that information is the one issue that concerns every person and organization. It is our collective duty to share education and resources, and we're proud to be a champion for our third year," said KSG CEO and founder, Robin Thompson.

Connected devices have been woven into society as necessary tools for our daily lives. Despite major advances in technology, recent events have shown us how quickly our lives and businesses can be disrupted when cyber criminals use technology to do damage.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month sheds light on security vulnerabilities while offering actionable guidance. This year, each week of Cybersecurity Awareness Month will focus on the following cybersecurity awareness topics:

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●      Understanding and implementing basic cyber hygiene

●      Recognizing and reporting phishing attempts

●      Promoting cybersecurity as a career!

●      "Secure by Design" -- consider cybersecurity when purchasing internet-connected devices.

If everyone does their part – our interconnected world will be safer and more resilient for everyone.

Now in its 18th year, Cybersecurity Awareness Month continues to build momentum and impact. Kairos Strategy Group is proud to support this far-reaching online safety awareness and education initiative co-led by the National Cyber Security Alliance and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Use the official hashtag #BeCyberSmart

About KSG
A boutique consultancy, KSG was founded in 2019 by Robin Thompson, an award-winning marketing leader and market strategist.  KSG provides fractional CMO services and outsourced marketing and market strategy for the legal, information governance and cyber industries.

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About Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Since the Presidential proclamation establishing Cybersecurity Awareness Month in 2004, Cybersecurity Awareness Month has been formally recognized by Congress, federal, state and local governments and leaders from industry and academia. This united effort is necessary to maintain a cyberspace that is safer and more resilient.

About National Cyber Security Alliance
The National Cyber Security Alliance is a nonprofit alliance on a mission to create a more secure connected world.  We enable powerful, public-private partnerships in our mission to educate and inspire individuals to protect themselves, their families and their organizations for the collective good.  Our primary partners are the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and its distinguished Board of Directors.