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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Bring It On Home

   There have been a number of discussions about the value of Security Awareness training floating around the net.  Some say that even with training, people will still fall for phishing attacks and social engineering, and that networks and servers will still get hacked.  I wrote about this a while back.

   I think there is great value to awareness training.  To me, the content and delivery are key considerations.  If the security messages are the same old, rehashed information then it will be hard to get people to pay attention, care and retain information.  No one wants to see yet another dry review of an organization's security policies.

    But there is a better way...