1. Phishing for Answers Tim Martin, PhD Capella University March 27, 2009

2. Overview Research Summary ResultsFindingsImplications Future Studies ReferencesQuestions

3. Research Summary Demographic Survey Pre and Post Tests

4. Results 153 Participants (141 usable) Younger Participants More Varied Female Scores More Varied 2 Perfect Scores

5. Findings No Variable Significant Multiple Factors Perfect Score Uncommon

6. Implications Education/Training not Single Solution Go Beyond the “What”

7. Future Studies Address the Why (qualitative) Explore Vishing, Smishing Explore Impact of Social Engineering

8. References Anti-Phishing Working Group www.antiphishing.org/newswire.html Boulware, Folsom and Guillory Study http://mooreschool.sc.edu/moore/research/Publications/BandE/bande52/52n1/technology.html Federal Trade Commission www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/alerts/alt127.htm Government Online Information Site onguardonline.gov/index.html Intrepidus Group http://www.phishme.com/index.html Phishtank Website Site www.phishtank.com Privacy Rights Clearing House www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs17a.htm SonicWALL Phishing IQ Test www.sonicwall.com

9. Questions or Comments?