This webinar illustrates: - Why staff awareness matters - Assessing your culture - Common challenges - Generating a culture shift - Monitoring progress and measuring sucess A recording of the webinar can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xbIt-5GnuM

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Presenter:StefanieRetfalvi,LearningDesign&SolutionsConsultant,ITGovernance
Staff Awareness:
Developing a Security Culture

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Agenda
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Q&A
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Cyber Security
Awareness
Programme
Staff Awareness:
Creatinga
SecurityCulture

3. About IT Governance
& Introduction

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About IT Governance

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Introduction
• Stefanie Ildiko RETFALVI
• Learning Design & Solutions Consultant
• International cross-sectorexperience

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Why Staff
Awareness matters

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ISO 27001 7 Support
Persons doing work under the organization’s control shall be aware of:
a) the information security policy;
b) their contribution to the effectiveness of the information security
management system, including
the benefits of improved information security performance; and
c) the implications of not conforming with the information security
management system requirements.

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GDPR Article 39
1. (b) to monitor compliance with this Regulation, with other
Union or Member State data protection provisions and with
the policies of the controller or processor in relation to the
protection of personal data, including the assignment of
responsibilities, awareness-raising and training of staff
involved in processing operations, and the related audits;

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Why it matters
ICO Publication:
“Preparing for the General Data Protection
Regulation (GDPR) - 12 steps to take now.”

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• Learner fatigue.
• Stronger defencee against threats / lower risk thanks to
increased awareness.
• Best ROI due to risk matrix and prioritisation;
• Credibility and trust.
• Empowering of employees to make informed decisions (size
of security function = as large as the organisation).
• The consequences of non-compliance.
More than just Compliance

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Assessing your Culture

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Setting off on your Journey to a Culture of Security Awareness
‘Are we there yet?’

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Identifying Problems
Identifying common drivers for
resistance or gaps in understanding
is the first step to gaining
organisation-wide buy-in.

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Common Challenges

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Security & Mindset
• Viewed as hindering productivity
• Perceived as dry and/or
overwhelming
• Other misconceptions

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Quality &
Compliance
Learning & Development
& Internal Communications

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Generating a Culture Shift

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Security affects Everyone
• C-suite, senior management buy-in (leading
by example)
• DPOs, CISOs, CIOs
• Business process owners
• HR, Change Management, Internal Comms
• Organisation-wide buy-in

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• Understand your audience(s)
• Align your strategy and your culture
• Make use of proven engagement techniques
• Be opportunistic
Planning Change

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Implementing a Security Awareness Programme
It is important to offer a
modern mix of different
security-focused learning and
communications tools to
address individuals’ diverse
needs and preferences.

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To attain the highest levels of employee
engagement, it is important to generate
personal investment and motivation for
adopting best practice.
Gaining organisation-wide Buy-in

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Example

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Delivering Knowledge
For optimal knowledge retention,
information needs to be clear,
accessible and easy to digest.

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Example

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Encouraging Knowledge Transfer to the Workplace
It is not enough to know what best
practice involves. Employees need
to apply their obtained knowledge in
their everyday activities.

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Sample Solution
These should:
• Be meaningful, encouraging deep reflection and the transfer
of acquired knowledge to the workplace;
• Make learners active participants, by challenging them to
recall key information in relevant contexts; and
• Prompt participants to identify risks and apply best practice
in situations that could arise in real life on the job.

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Example

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Monitoring Progress &
Measuring Success

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Continual monitoring of progress will
ensure that everyone has achieved the
required level of knowledge,
understanding and engagement.
Evaluation

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Example

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Once the programme is finished, it is
important to ensure that security
remains at the forefront of
individuals’ minds.
Continuous Reinforcement

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Useful References

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Useful References
• IT Governance: www.itgovernance.co.uk/blog#
• CIPD website: www.cipd.co.uk/
• WFPMA website: www.wfpma.com/
• PWC: www.pwc.com/gx/en/services/audit-assurance/risk-
assurance/game-changers/culture-behaviours.html
• HP Enterprise: www.riscs.org.uk/wp-
content/uploads/2015/12/Awareness-is-Only-the-First-Step.pdf

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Conclusion &
Your Turn! Q&A

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Conclusion

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Queries?
Understanding?
Clarification?
Your Turn!