Elements of an Information Security Awareness Program
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The document discusses security awareness and types of risk. It notes that virtual risks are difficult to prove and experts may disagree on them. The document recommends making top 10 lists as a way to raise awareness of security issues at the Department of Homeland Security, including having a mascot, dressing up, executive briefings, computer security days with comics and cards, publishing, continually reinventing messaging, getting others involved, and having fun.
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