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When you subscribe to NoticeBored, you have the option to license the entire Back Catalog, a ready-made security awareness library containing all the NoticeBored awareness
materials previously delivered.
The Back Catalog gives you the ability to pick-and-mix materials for your own custom security awareness modules and change the delivery sequence to suit your awareness requirements. As a NoticeBored subscriber, you will still have the advantage of regular new and updated awareness modules delivered every month, so the choice is yours.
The NoticeBored Back Catalog also suits the delivery concept of awareness-on-demand: simply upload the rich awareness materials to your Intranet (or Wiki, Learning Management System, intranet Content Management System, Sharepoint or whatever you fancy), and invite employees to browse the awareness library when they have a spare moment. The NoticeBored materials can be indexed using keywords in the document descriptions and searched for interesting nuggets of advice.
The NoticeBored Back Catalog CDs/DVD contains over 80 awareness modules covering 33 information security topics: that’s over 3Gb of high quality security awareness materials, right off-the-shelf. The table below shows the module titles. Please click the folder icons to see the list of files contained in any module:
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Module # |
Title/subject |
Module # |
Title/subject |
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1 |
Security awareness |
46 |
Viruses |
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2 |
Malware |
47 |
Network security |
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3 |
Confidentiality |
48 |
Insider threat |
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4 |
Availability |
49 |
Privacy and data protection |
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5 |
Integrity |
50 |
Authentication |
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6 |
Portable computing & networking |
51 |
Protecting trade secrets |
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7 |
Ownership of information assets |
52 |
Email security |
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8 |
Intellectual property rights |
53 |
Physical security |
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9 |
Internet and Web security |
54 |
Security compliance |
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10 |
IT-related fraud |
55 |
Social engineering |
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11 |
Email security |
56 |
Office security |
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12 |
Personal data and privacy |
57 |
Contingency planning |
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13 |
Contingency planning |
58 |
Malware |
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14 |
Wireless networking |
59 |
IT audit |
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15 |
Social engineering |
60 |
Trust, integrity and IT fraud |
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16 |
Accountability and responsibility |
61 |
Phishing and identity theft |
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17 |
Incident management |
62 |
Information security risk management |
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18 |
Physical and environmental security |
63 |
Information security governance |
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19 |
Infosec laws, regs & standards |
64 |
Email security |
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20 |
Computer auditing |
65 |
Ethics |
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21 |
Information security management |
66 |
Social engineering |
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22 |
Malware |
67 |
Securing gizmos |
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23 |
IT governance |
68 |
Hacking |
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24 |
Risk management |
69 |
Malware |
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25 |
Email security |
70 |
SCADA security |
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26 |
Hacking |
71 |
Network security |
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26+ |
Crisis management bonus issue |
72 |
Change & config management |
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27 |
Change management |
73 |
Bugs! |
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28 |
Authentication |
74 |
Digital forensics |
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29 |
IT Operations |
75 |
Office & email/messaging security |
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30 |
Secure development |
76 |
Privacy |
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31 |
Social engineering |
77 |
Securing business relationships |
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32 |
3rd party security |
78 |
Social insecurity |
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33 |
Bugs! |
79 |
Physical security |
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34 |
Malware |
80 |
Secure software development |
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35 |
Keeping secrets |
81 |
Cryptography |
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36 |
Security-SDLC integration |
82 |
Malware |
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37 |
Email security |
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38 |
Availability |
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39 |
Identity theft |
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40 |
Mobile security |
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41 |
Incident response |
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42 |
Roles and responsibilities |
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43 |
Social engineering |
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44 |
Intellectual property rights |
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45 |
Database security |
101 |
The Back Catalog is offered as an option when you take out an annual subscription to NoticeBored. It costs the same as extending your NoticeBored license by just one more year. This is a very special price for a comprehensive security awareness library containing some 6 years’ worth of monthly modules on such a wide range of important information security topics.
If it helps explain things to the bean counters, by all means treat the first year’s NoticeBored subscription plus the Back Catalog as a one-off (capital) investment to launch a best practice information security awareness program, with the annual subscription in subsequent years being a routine maintenance charge (revenue). We can invoice you accordingly.
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