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If your campus already has an established Information Security Awareness Program and you're able to dedicate more time and resources to developing your own materials, check out the more advanced Security Awareness Detailed Instruction Manual. Other resources of interest might include the Cybersecurity Awareness Resource Library, the NCSAM Resource Kit, and the new Annual year-round Campus Security Awareness Campaign framework and materials. |
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Creating a security awareness plan will help ensure that you have identified your key messages, know who your audiences are, and determined how determine how and when you will communicate with these audiences. Faculty, staff, and students all require different methods of achieving a meaningful level of security awareness. Your IT organization (or information security office) cannot protect your institution alone. The support of the user community is essential.
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Contact a HEISC Awareness & Training Working Group member to help you build your awareness program. The information in this document is only a guide, though it is an excellent starting point!
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