Re: Corporate-scale training program references

["Steve Schwarzman" <steve -at- writersbookmall -dot- com>]

Rachael wrote:
>It turns out that one of my duties is security awareness program for a big
corporation.

and
>I don't know how to develop a corporate-wide training program, budgeted or
not.

Just to clarify, I understand from this that you are not the security
manager for your company, but nonetheless you have been charged with
delivering a security awareness training program. Is that right? What sort
of security - physical, computer, ...?

Rachael also wrote:
>I don't want to approach company training resources until I have a better
idea of what I want and what's possible.

You mean your company has a training department, but you've been given this
assignment instead of them (yet need to work with them in some fashion)?

Finally, one more question to get things going: does your company have
_specific_ security or training needs that would preclude the use of a
ready-made product, or would you be able to use something off the shelf? (A
quick Google search on "security awareness training" gave 1.6 million hits.
I didn't page through, but if you can use a generic program, I bet it
exists.)

Steve Schwarzman
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Books for Writers - http://www.writersbookmall.com


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