Understanding how awareness offers tangible results in reducing the likely hood of successful social engineering attacks
InstructorMichael Goedeker
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This diagram illustrates the key factors driving security awareness, including internal and external audits, hacking incidents, new software, new processes, and intuitive bad feelings.
This slide lists tangible business benefits of security awareness campaigns, including reductions in insurance premiums, audits, data loss exposure, and system downtime costs.
This slide outlines key technical security components including internal network segmentation, application access controls, and user rights management within a network operating system.
This slide outlines the first line of defense in network security, detailing components like firewalls and network admission control policies.
Instruction includes specific modules for security policy development, risk management assessment, and device-specific best practices.
The content addresses essential digital hygiene topics such as email security, data encryption, and internet usage.
Learner signals indicate that the presentation slides can be unengaging, with some describing a difficult-to-read text style on dark backgrounds.
Despite some relevance to modern attack vectors, there are concerns that the core material may not reflect the most recent shifts in the cybersecurity landscape.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals for security and business management professionals.