Employee Awareness Content With a Strategy for Making Connections
Easily market security awareness throughout the company
- 20 stories and articles per month
- Variety of topics to support your themes or areas of emphasis
- Concise, non-technical -- a breeze to read
- Blend of personal life and work life content so your audience will engage with you
- Reinforces and supports your training program
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Starbucks Safety: Security Tips for Public Computing
Are You Keeping Your CISO Up At Night?
Variety – We keep it interesting
You get different types of stories and articles, all in a friendly, non-technical voice. Human interest, news bites, primers on a concept, how to, mini case studies, examples of epic security fails, top 10’s, FAQs, trends, analyst findings, water cooler anecdotes, what to do when, industry spotlights and more
The 7 Key Categories of Threat Actors
The Growing Ransomware Wave
Relatable – Personal and professional life content
When you give your employees what they need to protect themselves at home it makes your total awareness message highly relevant to them. That’s the way to get an audience to pay attention and engage.
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The Growing Ransomware Wave
Engagement – Written to be read
Headlines, images and intro teasers all come together to invite a quick look. The friendly, non technical voice and the easy to read content ensures they’ll look again next time.
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2FA: 6 Places to Start
How Much Could a Data Breach Cost the Company?
Breadth – We cover everything
You always have plenty of content to match with your themes or areas of special emphasis. We cover a variety of cyber, information and even physical security topics, with an emphasis on cyber. It’s the reason we provide you 20 articles and stories each month.
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4 Emerging Fraud Threats
The Growing Ransomware Wave
How to Spot Phishing Emails: 4 tips
Connection – Reinforce your training
Training is periodic and often feels academic to the trainee. Reinforce those principles and concepts with an engaging promotional approach that’s always on and doesn’t feel like work. As they engage with our real life content your employees will make connections back to your training principles
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Ways to Leverage SecuritySense Content
You have maximum flexibility
Easiest
One of the most popular approaches our customers take is to simply forward the monthly SecuritySense pdf newsletter to employees when it arrives and post it to an internal website. You might add a little commentary to your email, point out a couple of articles you want to emphasize and then send it.
Break it up
The formatted pdf also allows you to separate individual articles and stories from one another. This allows you to break up your campaign into waves so you can maintain a continuous outreach and keep your overall message visible as often as you like; for example, a weekly email.
Paste into existing communications
Of course you may have your own newsletter and that’s why we provide the raw text and accompanying images. You can easily drop the content in and edit as you wish
A rich cyber-resource center
Most of our content is evergreen, meaning it is well suited to being posted in your resource center for all to access. You can post the individual pdfs or as post the newsletter as a whole or format them for yourself
Your own internal security blog
Blogging is hard because consistently coming up with content is hard. You can use our content to keep up a regular security blog that you can promote internally
Our Content Strategy
- A blend of personal security content mixed in with work related security content
- Style, length and voice of the writing
- Headlines and teasers
- Key concept reinforcement
Personal Life Content Mixed with Work Content
When your employees see that your message is designed to help them as well as the company they will pay more attention. The mix of personal life and work life content makes your outreach more relevant to your employees. That’s a key factor in getting someones attention.
The other reason we do this is because we know employees who are cyber-savvy at home are cyber-savvy at work
Style, Length and Voice of the Writing
We present information in nearly a dozen different ways to keep it fresh and appeal to different personalities
The voice of every article is casual and friendly; no one feels like they are in school or doing extra work when they read a SecuritySense story
The quick & easy read is designed to ensure no one regrets taking a look; we earn their trust that the content isn’t a time-sink or a time waster
Headlines & Teasers
Seems like it would be easy to write a headline but there’s an art to it. We think about 3 things as we write them.
- Can we teach or reinforce something even if they only read the headline?
- Can we intrigue them a little?
- Is the topic clear?
Teasers are important for obvious reasons and we think about 3 things here as well.
- Establish a friendly, casual connection with the reader right away
- Can we get them wondering about something, a little curious?
- Invite them to keep reading with a low-key call to action
Key Concept Reinforcement
In a smaller organization our content does a great job of teaching your folks what they need to know. Employees get cyber-savvy just from engaging with it each month.
In a larger company with a program, the role of our content is to bring home the principles and concepts they learn in your training program.
We do this by covering a wide variety of security topics from cyber to info to industrial and physical, with an emphasis on cyber. We also circle back to core issues often but come at it from different angles.
When combined with our writing strategy this approach brings color and real life to the principles and concepts you train them on
Subscribers Get 20 Articles & Stories Each Month
Your content comes formatted as a newsletter which can be broken up into units. And you get the raw text with accompanying images
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