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Slide 1 - Title Slide
Securing Our Future Together: Information Security Awareness
Information Security Awareness Training (ISO/IEC 27001:2022)
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Securing Our Future: Information Security Awareness
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Create a 1-hour ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security Awareness training presentation for all employees. Around 35–40 slides. Each slide must include detailed trainer/speaker notes so a facilitator can deliver a full 60‑minute session. Slides should have concise bullets while the speaker notes contain explanations, examples, and suggested talking points. Sections: title & objectives, importance of information security, real breach examples, overview of ISO/IEC 27001:2022, certification journey, CIA triad, what an ISMS is, employee roles and responsibilities, information classification and handling, acceptable use of company systems, passwords and MFA best practices, phishing and social engineering (with explanation examples), email and internet safety, cloud/file sharing risks, remote work and mobile device security, clean desk & clear screen, physical security basics, protecting personal and sensitive data, recognizing and reporting incidents, overview of Annex A controls relevant to staff, consequences of non‑compliance, what to do if a mistake happens, recap of employee do’s and don’ts, 5–7 question knowledge check quiz, closing and key takeaways. Include time guidance in the speaker notes so the trainer can stay within 60 minutes.
This 60-minute training deck on ISO/IEC 27001:2022 covers the importance of information security, CIA triad fundamentals, daily best practices like password security and data handling, threat recognition including phishing, incident reporting, and a知
March 16, 202613 slides
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Slide 2 - Session Roadmap
- Importance of Security and ISO/IEC 27001 Context: Understanding why security matters and our role in it.
- Core Security Concepts: Core security principles (CIA triad) and ISMS.
- Daily Habits and Best Practices: Data handling, acceptable use, and password security.
- Handling Threats and Risks: Phishing, remote work, and physical security.
- Reporting and Policies: Incident reporting and non-compliance consequences.
- Closing and Knowledge Assessment: Knowledge check quiz and final takeaways.
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Slide 3 - Section 1 Intro
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Importance of Information Security
Why we care about ISO/IEC 27001:2022
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Slide 4 - What is ISO/IEC 27001?
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the international standard for an ISMS.
- It helps us identify, manage, and reduce information security risks.
- Certification demonstrates our commitment to client data protection.
- Continuous improvement is at the heart of our ISMS process.
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Slide 5 - Section 2 Intro
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Core Security Concepts
CIA Triad and ISMS Fundamentals
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Slide 6 - The CIA Triad Explained
🔒 Confidentiality Only authorized people can access information.
✅ Integrity Ensuring information is accurate and hasn't been tampered with.
⚡ Availability Information is ready when it is needed.
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Slide 7 - Section 3 Intro
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Daily Habits and Best Practices
Your Role and Responsibility
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Slide 8 - Password and MFA Security
- Use strong, long, unique passphrases for all accounts.
- Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) whenever possible.
- Never share your credentials with others.
- Use a company-approved Password Manager.
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Slide 9 - Section 4 Intro
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Handling Threats and Risks
Recognizing phishing, remote work, and incident reporting
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Slide 10 - Recognizing Phishing Attacks
- Check sender email address carefully.
- Do not click on links if suspicious.
- Never provide credentials on untrusted sites.
- Report all suspicious emails to IT security.
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Slide 11 - Section 5 Intro
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Slide 12 - Quick Knowledge Check
| Question | Answer |
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| What are the 3 pillars of security? | Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability |
| What is the goal of phishing? | To steal credentials or data |
| Should you ever share your password? | Never, not even with IT staff |
| What if you lose your laptop? | Report to security immediately |
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Slide 13 - Closing and Key Takeaways
Stay Safe: Your Security Matters!
Thank you for your attention. Together we protect our company. Questions? Email info-sec@company.com
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