If you’re scratching your head about why users are ignoring security policy, maybe it’s time to review your mistakes – and share them with people
By Michael Santarcangelo
Ever spend time working on policies, solutions and messages only to be ignored or cast aside? Worse, after spending the time to build a solution, are people simply not responding?
Last month I shared the “pink sticky approach” and why it often backfires and complicates the situation. There is more to the story. I learned about the “pink sticky approach” after keynoting a conference. During an open panel, a woman stood up to ask for help improving compliance with the privacy policy. She described how she used the pink stickies and was confused why it led to less compliance instead of more.
To read the full article by Michael on CSO Online click: http://tinyurl.com/23naft3
