They’re out to get you Security Awareness Campaign Elise Roders Rhodes, TNC 2004 6-6-2004.

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They’re out to get you Security Awareness Campaign Elise Roders Rhodes, TNC

2 The development of a national campaign Brief history Results and current status Plans for the near future European campaign?

3 Why did SURFnet start ‘They’re out to get you’? Internet worms and viruses present network administrators with high workload. Many students and researchers have always- on connections to the local university network. Many institutions started their own awareness campaigns. SURFnet-CERT was asked to provide an efficient solution.

4 List of demands The campaign had to be general enough to be used widely The message had to be clear and simple The campaign had to focus on network related issues (so spam and illegal downloads are not addressed) Some universities did ask for back-ups to be highlighted

5 The’re out to get you 3 Golden Rules 1.Install security software and updates 2.Keep passwords to yourself 3.Back-up your files

6 Message distributed widely 2500 posters 200,000 freecards Website: Newsletter Press release Screensaver Etc.

7 Plans for future More publicity Give-aways (pens, keyrings etc.) More interactivity New functionality on website

8 They’re out to get you beyond our borders? The campaign which has been developed by SURFnet can be used internationally. NRENs may use the Dutch concept (we will get you in touch with the designers) A truly European campaign may be developed (any thoughts on this are welcome!)

9 Any questions? For more information: Elise Roders Manager Community Support SURFnet bv