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Re: Security Awareness demo
From: Conrad Constantine <conrad () 1211 net>
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2013 17:52:47 -0400
On 7/18/2013 10:37 AM, Hevnsnt wrote:
Everyone who really knows me will already know my answer, but I really really REALLY like driftnet on open wifi. Simple, visual, and immediate understanding of OH SHIT.
actually, that's a rather good take on it. So much infosec awareness is the equivalent of poor pentesting setups "I popped your box" "So what?"I haven't seen any corp security awareness that goes beyond 'don't do this, because it's bad....mmmmkayyyy'
Where is the discussion of risk and impact? So I clicked on a bad link, and some bad guys got in - explain to me why this is MY problem? don't we hire all those people that make 5x as much money as I do to deal with that stuff anyway?
Look at the average Insider Trading awareness training companies do - that has a clear and simple message - "Keep your trap shut, or go to jail!"
What's security awareness training's distilled message beyond "Don't Click on Shit" (sorry Boris :-P )
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