Building a Cybersecurity Awareness Program

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Lauren Zink

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01 - Introduction

01 - Discover cybersecurity awareness.mp4

00:44

02 - Defining security awareness Going beyond the training to behavior and culture.mp4

04:33

02 - 1. Understanding the Current Security Awareness Foundation

01 - Getting to know your collaborators and partners.mp4

04:35

02 - Learning you company policies, standards, and guidelines.mp4

04:04

03 - Gauging the baseline knowledge of your audience and their appetite for security as well as baselining the risks.mp4

05:14

03 - 2. Developing a Solid Awareness Plan

01 - Developing a program plan and identifying resources needed.mp4

05:35

02 - Program plan creation demonstration.mp4

02:25

03 - Creating a budget.mp4

04:42

04 - 3. Implementing and Communicating the Security Awareness Program

01 - Creating brand recognition for security.mp4

04:50

02 - Introducing the program and communicating the why.mp4

03:17

03 - Developing a training plan.mp4

05:05

04 - Leveraging champions, ambassadors, and liaisons.mp4

04:57

05 - 4. Engaging Employees with Ongoing Awareness Initiatives

01 - Getting creative to reach your audience.mp4

05:14

02 - Communication is key to reaching your audience.mp4

04:43

03 - Social engineering simulations for experiential training.mp4

04:29

04 - Holding large-scale events.mp4

04:56

06 - 5. Measuring the Effectiveness of Your Security Awareness Program

01 - Measuring impact and behavior change.mp4

05:09

02 - Communicating the impact and building the team.mp4

04:37

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps Maturing and adjusting the program over time.mp4

02:48

Description

By implementing a security awareness and culture program, you can turn people into assets—an extension of your security team—instead of possible easier targets for cybercriminals. A truly robust and mature security program makes educating employees a top priority in a company's overall multilayered approach. In this course, Lauren Zink shows how to develop and implement a successful, ongoing security awareness and culture program that's so much more than just one phishing simulation or an annual required training. True security awareness necessitates year-round, relevant, and tailored training and communications that create an overall cultural shift in behaviors you can measure. Through this course, discover how to sketch out your program plan, create a budget, leverage creative approaches for keeping your employees engaged, and assess the effectiveness of your program.

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Cyber Security Awareness

Lauren Zink

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I am an industry recognized information security professional that loves to focus on the human aspect of security. In 2019 I was selected as Twenty under 40 winner for YStark. I received the Cyber Educator of the Year award in 2018 and was selected as an Influential Woman in Tech by Crain's Cleveland in 2018. I have developed, marketed and continually grown global programs that in turn generated overall cultural change and awareness. I have the privilege of also being a LinkedIn Learning cyber security author and have been published in numerous industry magazines and websites. I enjoy giving back to the security community through various mentoring and volunteer opportunities. I thoroughly enjoy all aspects of both logical and physical security and educating employees on their importance. My current role affords me the opportunity to use my creativity, public speaking and communications skills to better the security posture at my company.

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