Share your Information Security Awareness Program's Twitter and LinkedIn pages

[Brian Kelly <bkelly () EDUCAUSE EDU>]

We’re updating our “Using Twitter in Your Security Awareness Communications” section of the Awareness Campaign page.
Please let us know your Twitter handle and/or LinkedIn profile page for your Information Security Awareness Programs 
via Google form below.
We also welcome any additional tips/tricks you’d like us to include in comments.




Using Twitter in Your Security Awareness Communications?

  1.  Set context for how your campus is celebrating the monthly or quarterly topics. Use a consistent hashtag for each 
month or for the entire year. For example, "Learn how to protect your online privacy this January. Follow our 
@OurCollegeName #Privacy tweets for tips throughout the month."
  2.  Consider tweets that start a conversation and be prepared to respond. For example, "Online gaming, shopping, and 
surfing put you at risk. Have a #Privacy question? We want to help you protect yourself. ASK AWAY!"
  3.  Share tips on the monthly security awareness topic on a regular basis. Pick a day of the week to share tips or 
spread them out. Help set expectations by including hashtags like #CyberSelfDefense #Friday.
  4.  Point to additional resources with more information. (Consider linking to the SANS Security Awareness Tip of the 
Day<https://www.sans.org/tip-of-the-day>.)
  5.  Host a Twitter chat or participate in the #ChatSTC Twitter 
chats<https://stopthinkconnect.org/get-involved/events>.
Follow the Twitter feeds of other information security departments for ideas, including:

** Add your Twitter handle here **<https://forms.gle/CL53mdujJWVbCSoGA>



Brian

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