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User awareness training is often viewed as a necessary evil-one more thing we must do in order to check the box. We either outsource our training to a third party, never paying attention to it again until we need to review our subscription, or we run it internally and spend as little time on it as possible. As a result, our users are no better prepared for security threats and they are not learning while seeing it as an annoyance or obstruction, and not a learning experience.
This talk aims to change this and starts by discussing possible metrics that can be used to gauge the effectiveness of the program and level of engagement and impact on users and other departments your organization's user awareness program has. Once we talk about how to track the impact of your program, we will move on to how habit formation and key concepts in motivation can positively influence your users' security habits and the success of your program. Magen Wu has over 10 years of specialized IT experience and has consulted with organizations in multiple industries including: state and local government, education, retail, technology, and healthcare. Magen received her Bachelor's degree in IT Management, with a focus on Information Security and is currently enrolled with Southern New Hampshire University, earning a Master's degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. Outside of work, Magen spends her time as the senior lead for DEF CON workshops and presenting at several conferences a year.
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