Re: Looking for examples security awareness on BYOD and or Cloud Services

[David Seidl <dseidl () ND EDU>]

Cathy,



We actually did something a bit different than an online training module.
We partnered with local IT staff and did a “Mobile Security Fest”. We put a
half dozen people with various Android, iOS, (and Blackberry at the time)
experience in a conference room and invited our Arts and Letters department
in to let us help them secure their devices. We worked through a good
number of devices, got great word of mouth, and gave away a base model
Kindle to get people in the door. We found that the in-person tutoring
helped a lot.



We do use the SANS Securing the Human training for our normal sensitive
data training, and find it’s a useful baseline. We had more impact on a
per-individual basis with the in-person work.



David



David Seidl

Senior Director of Campus Technology Services

University of Notre Dame

dseidl () nd edu | 574-631-7305


On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 6:32 PM, Cathy Hubbs <hubbs () american edu> wrote:

> Good afternoon,
> I have an opportunity to work with our training staff to develop some
> short security awareness training modules for our user community. The two
> topics I want to focus on are BYOD/Mobile Devices protecting sensitive data
> and the other is using Cloud Services (i.e., Google Drive, Drop Box, etc.)
> responsibly. Both with a focus on protecting sensitive and regulated
> university data.
>
> I'm wondering if anyone has already produced training like this and are
> willing to share your resources.  Feel free to contact me offline if you
> prefer.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Cathy
>
>
> Cathy Hubbs
> Chief Information Security Officer
> Office of Information Technology
> American University
> 202.885.3998



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David Seidl
Senior Director of Campus Technology Services
dseidl () nd edu | 574-631-7305