free downloadSecurity Awareness
Training by Fortinet
Pro’s
Interesting opening slide which, of course, relates to malware that can attack a system. Good font and color scheme choices.
The “professional” color scheme continues throughout the presentation.
Solid introduction “Agenda” opening – sets the stage for the Security Awareness seminar/class material.
Good translation from scenario to actual cost to an organization (Slide #9).
Good use of an acronym for memorization purposes (Slide #12).
Excellent coverage of advance concepts (e.g. Slides #17 – #21).
Excellent use of definitions that are spread throughout the presentation (e.g. Slides #22 and #30) as opposed to being located in just one section.
Some superior illustrations are represented (Slide #32).
Con’s
No photos present in the presentation. This subtracts, somewhat, from the overall presentation style.
Graphs/Charts (e.g. Slides #56 and #57) are too complex to be easily incorporated into some Security Awareness training class.
Fuzzy illustrations (e.g. Slides #21 and #42) that make their points less clear.
Some text material is too advanced for employees that are new to the topic. (e.g. Slide #46).
No questions, regarding Security Awareness, are available at the end
of the PowerPoint.
2Information Security Awareness Training by Wilfrid Laurier University
FREE
Made in2001
Date Created:
2001
Number of Slides:
28
Created By:
Wilfrid Laurier University
free downloadInformation Security Training
by Wilfrid Laurier University
Pro’s
Excellent use of humor (Slides #14 and #15 – taken from “Dilbert”) highlights the problem with choosing simplistic passwords that can
easily be cracked by a 3rd party, thus compromising your system’s
security.
After the password-related humor, password suggestions are
presented as possible solutions (Slide #16).
Very helpful “Do’s and Don’ts” (Slide #18) that pertain to IT security
issues.
Easy-to-understand system configuration instructions (e.g. Slide #10).
Con’s
A “bland” color scheme and format make this presentation look like it was done by an amateur.
Shortage of material (only 28 slides) could have been significantly enhanced with additional information.
Too much text (Slide #20) leads to too much boring reading in the Security presentation.
This Security PowerPoint (Slide #28) has no quiz at the end that would initiate audience participation and solidify knowledge.
3Information Security Awareness Training by Mount Auburn Hospital
FREE
Made in2005
Date Created:
2005
Number of Slides:
36
Created By:
Mount Auburn Hospital
free downloadInformation Security Awareness
by Mount Auburn Hospital
Pro’s
There is information that is provided that relates to the appropriate HIPPA regulation regarding refresher training (Slide #35).
There is a re-cap quiz associated with this presentation (Slide #35).
Detailed sections regarding how to protect your computer’s data at home, as well as at work.
Con’s
No photos are used that would have lent more credibility to the
Mount Auburn Hospital Security Awareness training PowerPoint.
Some of the clipart (e.g. Slide #19) is not only inappropriate, but
too unprofessional for this PowerPoint training presentation.
Some of slides contain too much text (e.g. Slides #31 – #34), which
tends to confuse the point that is being illustrated.
A different organization, using this PowerPoint Presentation, would
need to change some proprietary information in the presentation,
such as the IT Help Desk phone number on slide #17.
4Security Awareness Training by HIMSS Louisiana Chapter
FREE
Made in2004
Date Created:
2004
Number of Slides:
30
Created By:
HIMSS Louisiana Chapter
free downloadSecurity Awareness Training
by HIMSS Louisiana Chapter
Pro’s
An attempt was made to elicit viewer interest through the use of
clipart on nearly every slide.
Attempt at humor (Slide #20) can provide a boost in the level of
training interest and “recapture” the attention of the trainees.
Overall, the level of training is simplified in order to relate to those
with less technical experience.
Con’s
Overall amateurish look through the use of cartoonish clipart and
no professional photos used.
Incredibly poor “Agenda” (Slide #2) that describes nothing, while
trying to be “clever”.
Some of the slides (e.g. Slide #27) are a bit “too simplistic”
(“Negatives = Proof that learning did not occur.”)
The brevity of the presentation (30 slides) limits the amount of information that can be given.
The acronym on Slide #29 is not very useful for purposes of memorization
No Security Awareness training questions and answers at the conclusion of the PowerPoint.
5IT Security Awarenesss Training by Northern Virginia Community College
The “Question and Answer” format makes the presented material
easier to understand.
The COV ITRM Standard SEC2001-01.1 is addressed (Slide #2),
which includes “Security Awareness”.
Resources provided at the end – but they would need to be
customized for a different organization.
A rare description on how training should be provided (Slides #9
and #10).
Con’s
No photos or imaginative clipart are included with this particular PowerPoint training tool.
The simplistic look of this PowerPoint Presentation shows a lack of professional design that would call for more attention through its perceived credibility.
The focus of the presentation is limited to IT security and, even
then, some topics are omitted.
The “Goals” (listed on Slide #2) are too limited, although they are covered within the slides.
Some spelling issues (Slide #8).
The Northern Virginia Community College Security Awareness PowerPoint would greatly benefit from a trainee quiz at the end.
6Security Training and Threat Awareness by Pedraza
FREE
Made in2005
Date Created:
2005
Number of Slides:
28
Created By:
Pedraza
free downloadSecurity Training and Threat Awareness by Pedraza
Pro’s
This C-TPAT Security Awareness presentation encompasses more
than just computer security. It also extends to “suspicious”
workplace visitors, suspicious packages/objects, activities
considered suspicious, placing visitor controls and identifying employees.
Appropriate placement of high quality photos add to the
professional appearance and training interest generation.
Clipart is well-selected and placed so that it adds to the Security Awareness PowerPoint’s level of quality.
Good use of C-TPAT’s presentation color formatting to highlight
various training points.
Good opportunity for a review with Slide #46.
Suggestions are provided (Slide #1) in order to create a customized PowerPoint Presentation for one’s own organization.
Con’s
Reuse of the same photos (e.g. Slides #9 – #11 & #20 – #21)
subtracts from the presentation’s consistent level of viewer interest.
Illustration (Slide #15) suffers from cramped, difficult to read,
labeling text because of poorly executed picture compression.
No re-cap Security Awareness quiz (Slide #28) that would serve to augment information retention.
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