Security Awareness For Dummies

Index

A

• ability, 42–44
• accounting practices, 37–39
• Acer ransomware attack, 224
• active communication tools, 92, 93–94
  • adjusting, 155–156, 159–160
  • CBT, 102–103
  • contests, 103, 160, 218
  • engagement metrics, 111–112
  • events, 103–105
  • hidden costs, 94, 101–102
  • knowledgebase, 95–96
  • outside speakers, 104–105
  • posters, 96–97
  • quarterly delivery schedule, 133–136
• Active Directory (AD), 192–193
• ad hoc gamification, 174
• advertising campaigns, 24–26
• advocacy group interviews, 68, 247–248
• adware, 9–10
• Amazon Echo, 83
• ambassadors, 209–210
  • adding, 160
  • as communication tool, 90–92
  • winning support via, 218
• Android phones, 96
• annual programs, 131–133
• antecedents, 41–42, 166–167
• antimalware software, 29–30
• antivirus software, 9
• approvals, 146–147
• assets, 46–50
• attendance metrics, 111–112
• auditors
  • Check-the-Box requirements, 20–21
  • compliance requirements, 109–110
  • security culture, 64–65
• authentication security checks, 21
• awareness. See also security awareness programs
  • ABCs of, 39–40, 166–167
  • advertising/marketing versus, 24–26
  • countermeasure messages, 49
  • goal of, 9–10
  • index scores, 152–153
  • role of, 7, 15–16, 31

B

• backup generators, 49
• badges, 40, 41, 114
  • NSA example, 11–12
  • observing user behaviors with, 114
  • organizational culture, 62, 64
  • physical security, 81
  • tailgating exercises, 148, 172
• Baltimore (MD) ransomware attack, 224
• bank account security, 82
• basic computer security
  • executive awareness program, 131
  • as program topic, 80, 81, 85, 223
• behavior modification
  • goal of security ...