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Intro
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Were only as strong as our weakest point
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Hands up
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Wasted training
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You dont care enough
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Showing up
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Managers dont care
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Work up front
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Speak the language
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Academic creep
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Inside info
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Encryption
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Crosssite request forgery
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What is your goal
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You are a terrible speaker
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How to find speakers
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Find Your Voice
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Your Slides AreRidiculous
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Walls of Text
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Bullets
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White Background
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Big Words
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Pictures
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PowerPoint
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Computer Based Training
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Quality Content
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Content isnt relatable yet
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QA needs to know the exploit
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Top 10 CVT training
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Expect attention and retention
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Get some metrics
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You treat training too much like work
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Jason Street
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You dont convey the cool
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Turn your people into hackers
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Description:
Discover 10 reasons why security education programs often fall short in this BSides Cleveland 2015 conference talk. Learn how to improve your organization's security training by addressing common pitfalls such as wasted training efforts, lack of managerial support, and ineffective presentation techniques. Explore strategies to make security education more engaging, including speaking the language of your audience, avoiding academic creep, and conveying the "cool factor" of cybersecurity. Gain insights on creating relatable content, incorporating hands-on exercises, and turning employees into ethical hackers. Understand the importance of metrics, quality content, and effective delivery methods to enhance retention and attention. By the end of this talk, you'll be equipped with practical tips to transform your security education program and strengthen your organization's weakest points.

10 Reasons Your Security Education Program Sucks

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