Information Security Fundamentals, 2nd Edition

98  ◾  Information Security Fundamentals

◾ Seminar—more relaxed, less formal. e focus here is on the exchange

of ideas and building on the ideas of each participant. Better suited for

long-term security items than immediate, pressing issues.

◾ Case study—especially good if they’re internal. Sanitize by using fictitious

names because you don’t want to embarrass anyone; just get the message

across. Case studies of other companies or agencies must be clearly rel-

evant to your shop.

◾ Hands-on lab—excellent for training on new security technologies, but

the commitment in resources and people is very steep. ere must be

monitors in the room to make sure that no one falls behind the pace of

the primary instructor and that everyone in the class underst ...