Threats to cyber security are changing rapidly and continuously. Our Information Systems (IS) teams focus on the security of our data and systems. They aren’t our only line of defense, though.
Our employees – and, in particular, their vigilance – are critical to Olympic Steel’s cyber security. To support this essential component of our defense strategy, we employ numerous training tools and approaches. Following are a few highlights from 2023:
As part of our enterprise strategy, Olympic Steel carries cyber security insurance and our Information Systems (IS) team partners with our Corporate Internal Audit department in managing Olympic Steel’s “Written Information Security Program” (WISP). We also work closely with outside partners in an effort to meet National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cyber security standards and practices. Olympic Steel’s Board of Directors receives annual (at minimum) updates and offer program recommendations and best practices to strengthen security efforts.
5,193+ employee training courses completed (an increase from the 4,627 completed the prior year)
1,253+ employee training hours completed (an increase from 650 hours completed the prior year)
Executive and IS Team tabletop simulations
Ongoing employee phishing simulations
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Find additional information in our most recent Corporate Responsibility Report availablehere
