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Human Risk and Security Awareness
Security Awareness Program Development
Awareness programs built on the behaviors that reduce incidents, with role-based content and measurement of real behavior rather than completion rates.
What it covers
The engagement in detail
Design and operation of an awareness program built on the behaviors that actually reduce incidents, with role-based content, measurement against behavioral outcomes rather than completion rates, and the governance to sustain it.
Who it is for
Organizations of every size and stage, including growth-stage companies, established enterprises, and law firms and legal departments acting for their clients.
What you receive
Deliverables from this engagement
- Program design
- Content
- Delivery schedule
- Measurement framework
Terms
How an engagement works
Every engagement is scoped individually and conducted under a nondisclosure agreement and a master services agreement, beginning with a scoping conversation and a written statement of work that defines scope, deliverables, and sequence. The four steps this practice follows are set out in full on the Human Risk and Security Awareness page.
- Change how people behave
- Growth-Stage & Startup Companies
- Established Enterprises
- Law Firms and Legal Departments
- Software and SaaS Companies
Human Risk and Security Awareness
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Start with a confidential conversation
Thirty minutes on whether this is the right engagement for the question you have been asked, and what it would take to answer it.