Cybersecurity ABCs by Barker, Jessica -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Front Cover Half-Title Page BCS, The Chartered Institute for It Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of figures and tables Authors Abbreviations Glossary Preface 1. SECURITY AWARENESS: A PERENNIAL CHALLENGE

Where are we today? Myths of awareness What we are trying to achieve? Delivery Problem exists between chair and keyboard Focusing on ourselves alone Awareness, behaviour and culture Summary

2. UNDERSTANDING CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS

Why we need cybersecurity awareness Introduction to cybersecurity awareness Senior-level buy-in and engagement Awareness alone is not the answer Utilising metrics Making the most of your resources Summary Next steps

3. BUILDING CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS

The Feynman technique Accelerated Learning Fear appeals Enabling self-efficacy Avoiding security fatigue Know your audience Summary Next steps

4. UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOUR

Defining security behaviour Theories of security behaviour Measuring behaviour Social experiments Reliability and validity Research methods Summary Next steps

5. CHANGING BEHAVIOUR

Information security policy Techniques for changing behaviour Summary Next steps

6. UNDERSTANDING CULTURE

What do we mean by culture and organisational culture? Types of culture Components of culture Cultural awareness Understanding the cultural forces at play The role of culture in decision-making and behaviour The role of culture in ‘awareness’ How are cultures learned? How are cultures influenced? Why is culture of interest in a security context? Summary Next steps

7. CREATING CULTURE

Can cultures be created? Can culture change? Why change culture? Changing culture Summary Next Steps

8. WHERE NEXT?

Start with you Focus on why Identify behaviours Final thoughts

Postscript Notes Bibliography Index Back Cover