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The design phase consists of developing or
Information security is an
important part of doing business
today. The message of
individual responsibility is critical front of your students on a regular basis. Identify where to
and must be presented on a
regular basis.
Define how you will measure the
effectiveness of the program.
InfoSight’s method of
measurement far exceeds
traditional standards. Learn
more in phase four.
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purchasing program content, and deciding on the
methods you will use to deliver it.
Content may include articles for your website and/or
intranet, newsletters, lunch and learns/workshops and
webinars, online learning courses, videos, posters, email
campaigns, interactive games and on-hold messaging
scripts.
Your options include developing your own cyber security
awareness materials or purchasing InfoSight’s complete
education program. Also decide on the types of
assessment tools you will use to identify and mitigate
deficiencies in your student’s knowledge and behavior.
An effective Cyber Security Awareness Program will
depend on how well the message is communicated to
the audience. Map out a strategy to keep the message in
begin, present the message, reinforce the message, and
then build up to the next objective. When mapping out
your program, you might want to consider incorporating
special dates into the calendar of events.
For example:
•September 8: Computer Virus Awareness Day
•October: Data Privacy Month
•November 30: International Computer Security Day
The Cyber Security Awareness Program is a continuous
process and there will be many opportunities to present
the security message. Look for ways to embed awareness
education into the goals and objectives of each
department. Include your message at company events,
such as manager’s meetings, and utilize email, newsletters
and posters to extend your reach. By introducing security
awareness materials in a variety of ways, the student is
exposed to the topic more than once and will retain the
information better.