Posts Tagged ‘FISMA’

Privacy Awareness: Moving from “I have nothing to hide” to “Oh dear!”

Wednesday, December 10th, 2014

The day before Thanksgiving here in the U.S. I had the great pleasure of speaking with a couple of consumate information security experts from across the pond in England and Norway, Kai Roer and Mo Amin, on an episode of their Security Culture TV! We chatted about how to get folks to be more aware of privacy risks, and how to change their mindset to a more privacy proactive stance. You can see this episode here.

When you look at recent breaches, it is clear that awareness of information security and privacy risks, and how to mitigate them, is not getting the attention necessary by leaders of organizations. Why else would (more…)

Legal Requirements for Information Security and Privacy Awareness and Training

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011

Earlier today following my online seminar, “Effective Training and Awareness: The Key to Information Security Success”  (http://gocsi.com/Training2011/OD/Awareness), I received the following question: 

 Where might I locate a summary breakdown of training regulations by industry? i.e. Pharma 

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