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Awareness Is the Key to Security

Awareness Is the Key to Security

Title:Awareness Is the Key to Security (ID: SER0322)
Author(s):Amy Hennings (The George Washington University), Guy L. Jones (The George Washington University) and Krizi Trivisani (The George Washington University)
Topics:Security Awareness, Security Management
Origin:Southeast Regional Conferences (2003)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Security awareness is the knowledge of potential threats and the ability to anticipate what types of security issues and incidents staff may face in the routine of their job functions. Technology alone cannot provide adequate information security. Awareness and personal responsibility are critical to the success of any information security program.
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