Security Culture

The ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society
that allows them to be free from danger or threats.

Defining SMART or Fuzzy Goals

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In this video, Kai explains SMART goals, and Fuzzy goals, and how you can apply them in your security culture program.

The video is a part of a series of lectures belonging to the Security Culture Summer Camp 2014. You can learn more about the Learn! by Roer training courses here.

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Kai Roer

Creator of the Security Culture Framework at CLTRe
An engaging and award winning specialist on security behaviors and security culture, I provide organizations around the world with advice on assessing, building and maintaining good security culture using the Security Culture Framework. I am working with researchers and practitioners worldwide to bring insights on human behavior from a security perspective, thus creating better products, services and organizations.

Recognitions (Selection)
* Ron Knode Service Award by the Cloud Security Alliance
* NCI Fellow at the National Cybersecurity Institute in Washington DC
* JCI ITF #132
* Amazon Bestselling Author

Author/editor of the success books:
* Build a Security Culture, IT-Governance 2015
* Protecting our Future (Chapter: Cybersecurity in International Perspective), Hudson Whitman 2013
* The Cloud Security Rules (Editor, author), The Roer Group 2012
* The Leaders Workbook, The Roer Group 2010
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  • 07/07/2014 at 12:51 #753

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    In this video, Kai explains SMART goals, and Fuzzy goals, and how you can apply them in your security culture program. The video is a part of a series
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