Security awareness programs can be fun too
by Bob Bragdon, The Business Side of Security
Wed, 2007-04-04 18:55
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We've been having a lot of discussions lately around how you build awareness of security issues in your enterprise and, in particular, the challenges of educating younger employees coming into the workforce who have very different views about security and privacy.

I don't normally point out vendor sponsored programs...okay maybe I do...but this is a good one. I was meeting with Groove 11, an advertising and marketing firm, the other day and they showed me some work they had done for Sun Microsystems. I thought it was so good as an awareness tool that I had to point it out to all of you. "Matt Bennett's Video Resume" strikes me as a great awareness tool to use in your organization and you can view it by clicking on "Matt Bennett's Video Resume".

Let me know how you're handling these issues in your workplace.

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