Defining Security Awareness – Security Awareness Roundtable [Audio Download]

The first episode of the Security Awareness Roundtable addressed the importance of defining security awareness the right way.

The audio of the roundtable is now available for download and enjoyment.

Joined by Justin Bovee and Steve Ellis, we presented the definition of security awareness, explored how it sets the stage for success and offered insights into using the definition to build an effective program.

We also talked about how this definition makes it possible to turn what is often considered a cost into an investment — while satisfying compliance issues and a sometimes sour attitude toward “security awareness training.”

We covered a lot of ground in a short period.

Check out the event page to see what others contributed, ask questions and offer your thoughts (I keep tabs on all questions, comments and contributions for future roundtables): http://www.focus.com/roundtables/security-awareness-roundtable-defining-security-awareness/

This is only the beginning.

For more insights on how effectively communicating value connects people to the consequences of their actions, effectively bridging the human paradox gap, check out the Reconsidering Communication Series: why effectively communicating value drives security success.

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