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Cyber Security Haunted House: Creating a New Approach to Reach Students

Session Details

Monday, March 12, 2007
4:30 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Seville East/First Floor

Session Type: Track 4

Speaker(s)

Kenneth D. Janz, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Information Officer, Winona State University
Session convener: Molly Gordon, Information Technology Policy Administrator, University of Notre Dame

Abstract

The month of October provides an exciting theme to leverage the message of security awareness. Indiana State University--along with its traditional marketing and information tools of newspaper ads, security videos, security awareness panel, food court table tents, and posters--created the Cyber Security Haunted House for students.

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