Evaluation of Security Training and Awareness Programs: Review of Current Practices and Guideline

Asangi Jayatilaka; Irina Baetu; Laura Hartley; M. Ali Babar; Mansooreh Zahedi; Nathan Beu; Winston Lewinsmith

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Asangi Jayatilaka , Nathan Beu , Irina Baetu , Mansooreh Zahedi , M. Ali Babar , Laura Hartley , Winston Lewinsmith This is my paper · ORCID

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Evaluating the effectiveness of security awareness and training programs is critical for minimizing organizations' human security risk. Based on a literature review and industry interviews, we discuss current practices and devise guidelines for measuring the effectiveness of security training and awareness initiatives used by organizations

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