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Key benefits of The Privacy Professor's Security Search #1: At the Office
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What’s included in the package
Why this program is effective
In the 1950s, Ph.D. Benjamin Bloom assembled a group of celebrated educational psychologists to study the elements of learning and
associated behaviors. The team’s results – the widely accepted standard – identify three components: cognitive (knowledge), affective
(attitude), and psychomotor (skills).
The Privacy Professor's Security Search #1: At the Office provides your staff learning experiences at the highest levels within all
three domains – for analysis, integration and evaluation. Most other information security and privacy training and awareness products
only deliver on one, and sometimes two, of the lowest levels.
This means your employees will be more actively involved in the learning process, making the experience more effective, and resulting in
measurable improvements in protecting information in everyday situations.
Case study
Rebecca originally used this type of learning exercise with over 130 teams within a company’s organization, located at multiple
geographic locations. Teams had a week to fill out their answer sheets with all of the security infractions and risks they could identify
on the learning poster without knowing how many risks there actually were.
Nearly 100% of teams actively participated in this exercise and the response was unconditionally enthusiastic. Several of the teams had
fun with their “infraction” answers (e.g., "a man wearing a plaid jacket with mismatched striped pants"). Others delved so deeply into the
exercise that they identified additional security problems not even purposefully planned into the poster!
Program Results and Benefits:
Which Package Should You Select?
Order the package that will best fit with the size of your organization, and how many functional areas you have. The optimum number of
members per team is 10, but it will work to have anywhere from five to 20 people on a team.
Examples:
The Bottom Line
Engaging activities make a positive impact on security and privacy practices. This is precisely why Rebecca created the Privacy Professor's
Security Search #1: At the Office. It can make a significant difference in your organization as well.
(In fact, the “At the Office” version has proven to be so effective that Rebecca is now in development of exercises for additional settings.)
Measurably raise awareness! Challenge your personnel to think about the issues, and discuss them with their coworkers for
ongoing and enhanced learning! Order The Privacy Professor's Security Search #1: At the Office today and get started.
- Illustrated learning tools and posters – multiple options are available for a variety of organizational sizes
- Answer key and corresponding descriptions for each risk
- An answer sheet template for learning participants to use to provide their descriptions of the risks
- Metrics tools to measure awareness before and after the exercise to determine increase in awareness as a result of the learning
exercise - Project plan and timeline identifying key activities before, during and after the learning exercise
- Sample memo from the organization leader to managers to announce the learning exercise
- Sample memo with instructions to managers for initiating the exercise with participants
- Learning exercise response grading instructions
- Communications to send to participants in the weeks/months following the training exercise to reinforce each key training topics
- Winning team and participant prize suggestions
- Tips for success
Why this program is effective
In the 1950s, Ph.D. Benjamin Bloom assembled a group of celebrated educational psychologists to study the elements of learning and
associated behaviors. The team’s results – the widely accepted standard – identify three components: cognitive (knowledge), affective
(attitude), and psychomotor (skills).
The Privacy Professor's Security Search #1: At the Office provides your staff learning experiences at the highest levels within all
three domains – for analysis, integration and evaluation. Most other information security and privacy training and awareness products
only deliver on one, and sometimes two, of the lowest levels.
This means your employees will be more actively involved in the learning process, making the experience more effective, and resulting in
measurable improvements in protecting information in everyday situations.
Case study
Rebecca originally used this type of learning exercise with over 130 teams within a company’s organization, located at multiple
geographic locations. Teams had a week to fill out their answer sheets with all of the security infractions and risks they could identify
on the learning poster without knowing how many risks there actually were.
Nearly 100% of teams actively participated in this exercise and the response was unconditionally enthusiastic. Several of the teams had
fun with their “infraction” answers (e.g., "a man wearing a plaid jacket with mismatched striped pants"). Others delved so deeply into the
exercise that they identified additional security problems not even purposefully planned into the poster!
Program Results and Benefits:
- Teams were actively engaged in thinking critically about the vast range of information security issues within a business.
- Participants talked with their coworkers about the situations, engaging in friendly debate about whether each should actually be
- Staff began talking with their managers about their own related situations, thus bringing potential issues to the forefront.
- Many units updated their department procedures after realizing some of the situations presented were similar to risks in their own
- Employees began talking in the cafeteria, hallways, gym and meeting rooms about information security and privacy issues during
passing conversations. - The information security intranet website started getting an influx of hits – levels never seen before.
- The information security area began receiving additional calls and emails about potential security issues.
- Many of the areas left the poster hanging in their area for months – even years – following the exercise, facilitating ongoing
Which Package Should You Select?
Order the package that will best fit with the size of your organization, and how many functional areas you have. The optimum number of
members per team is 10, but it will work to have anywhere from five to 20 people on a team.
Examples:
- If you have an organization of 2,000 personnel in one location, order Package F.
- If you have 40 employees in four locations, order Package B.
- If you have 800 employees in two locations, order Package E or F, based upon how many teams you wish to create.
- For more help, contact The Privacy Professor® at rebeccaherold@rebeccaherold.com.
The Bottom Line
Engaging activities make a positive impact on security and privacy practices. This is precisely why Rebecca created the Privacy Professor's
Security Search #1: At the Office. It can make a significant difference in your organization as well.
(In fact, the “At the Office” version has proven to be so effective that Rebecca is now in development of exercises for additional settings.)
Measurably raise awareness! Challenge your personnel to think about the issues, and discuss them with their coworkers for
ongoing and enhanced learning! Order The Privacy Professor's Security Search #1: At the Office today and get started.