Description: Security professionals can be heard saying "security is everyone's responsibility", yet they often expect users to go through the equivalent of an automobile manual and 1950's drivers' education course to learn what they need to do their part in securing the business. On the other extreme, many organizations have an actual policy-level requirement for workers to undergo yearly training, but a 15-minute CBT and canned quiz will hardly provide the necessary tools and fundamentals for staff to help co-defend the business. This talk will demonstrate – via practical, proven examples – what can be done to create a security awareness program that is creative, compelling, continuous & customized to reach all levels of the organization. It will also introduce topics including how to use 'gamification' to foster a competitive learning atmosphere and how to most effectively use internal social media to build an "always on" awareness atmosphere
Never far from his 'shield' avatar or Twitter client, Bob has over 20 years of experience building solutions for & defending Fortune 100 enterprises across a wide spectrum of industry sectors. When not quantifying risk and keeping QSAs at bay, Bob can be found hacking out culinary creations in the kitchen, cranking out miles on his bike or finding more things to control & measure with his Arduino.
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