Structuring Behavioural Change for Lasting Impact
Speaker: Rosanne Pouw
Date: 13 November 2025 – 15:00 CET
Online | Free Registration
As part of the ongoing GÉANT Cybersecurity Campaign, we are delighted to announce the next webinar in our awareness series: The PDCA approach to cybersecurity awareness.
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In the current complex cybersecurity landscape, one-off awareness campaigns often fall short. Real, sustainable behavioural change requires a structured and iterative approach. In this webinar, Rosanne Pouw will introduce a practical model developed by Dutch universities to embed cybersecurity awareness more effectively into your organisation’s culture.
Based on the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle, this approach helps institutions move beyond isolated initiatives and instead build a comprehensive, data-driven awareness programme that grows and adapts over time.
Join us to discover how the PDCA model can turn fragmented efforts into a coherent strategy that resonates with leadership, engages stakeholders, and supports long-term resilience.
What you’ll learn
- Why a PDCA approach convinces boards and stakeholders to invest in awareness
- The distinction between human-related cybersecurity and awareness
- The key components that support meaningful behavioural change
- How to structure and align existing awareness efforts within the PDCA framework
About the speaker: Rosanne Pouw
Rosanne Pouw is the Product Manager Awareness & Training for the Dutch education and research sector. She helps institutions strengthen security and privacy awareness among students, faculty, and staff. Drawing from a background in Social Psychology and more than 10 years of experience in cybersecurity and privacy, Rosanne promotes a multidisciplinary approach to awareness. She contributes to publications from the Dutch NCSC and is an active member of the Human Factor working group for cybersecurity research in the Netherlands. She currently leads the development of the Cybersave Yourself Toolkit, supporting organisations with practical tools for improving human-centred cybersecurity resilience.
Join us to discover how the PDCA model can turn fragmented efforts into a coherent strategy that resonates with leadership, engages stakeholders, and supports long-term resilience. Take the next step toward a more effective cybersecurity awareness strategy.
