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Unless you actually meant to call up the NoticeBored site map, you have probably just followed a dud hyperlink. This is an actively managed website that changes every
week, often several times a day. The page you were seeking is probably still lurking here somewhere ... look through the pages listed below, start over at the home page or else try searching for it:
Home
A special security awareness module covering the basics of information security for use in security
induction classes, and to help new customers launch their security awareness programs. Last updated in October 2006.
New security awareness posters are supplied to NoticeBored customers electronically every month as
high resolution image files. The awareness posters help to promote the month’s information security topic and are, of course, supported by the remaining awareness materials.
 Faced with the need for information security policies, it is tempting just to write a few policies covering the most
obvious “security issues” and ignore the rest. A more professional approach involves assessing the organization’s information security risks and developing a
comprehensive policy manual, systematically addressing all the material risks. Our generic security policy manual is a cost-effective way to document best practice
information security controls, using ISO/IEC 27002:2005 as a basis.
The NoticeBored blog is a conventional weblog. New entries are added most days, especially when we add
interesting new links to the links collection.
The diary page lists the awareness topics we have
covered to date (see below) with a forward view of those due in the next quarter. Links from the respective monthly entries take you to our corresponding pages in our managed collection of
hyperlinks accompanying each security awareness module. Please tell us about broken links or suggest a link.
We have read these books mostly in the course of researching the security awareness modules and
share the reviews here for the benefit of customers and other keen readers.
Corporate Espionage - Ira Winkler’s first book, a good read some ten years after it was published if you
can find a copy Google hacking - combined penetration tester’s technical manual and security manager’s horror story. IT Governance - an academic book with lasting value to practitioners Spies Among Us - an eminently readable and useful book covering industrial espionage, hacking and
social engineering The CISO Handbook - full of practical guidance and advice for those tasked by management with ‘fixing
information security’ The Insider - a extensive but somehow disappointing collection of journalistic pieces on corporate
espionage cases You Are A Loser - a useful source of security case studies for your awareness program
2008 security awareness calendar - our favorite twelve awareness images originally delivered to
customers in 2007 as posters, now recycled into a 2008 calendar. An environmentally-friendly security awareness message ISO/IEC 27001/2 - explains how NoticeBored relates to ISO/IEC 27001 and 27002, the ISO/IEC
international standards for Information Security Management Systems NoticeBored newsletters - if you like the look of the previous six issues (downloadable from the diary and blog page), sign up here for a free monthly subscription to get the very latest edition in your inbox at the start of every month Phishing alert - note about the continuing phenomenon of phishing email scams, plus four free
awareness posters
Contact details with a feedback/information request form. Get in touch with us if you would like to evaluate NoticeBored Classic or NoticeBored Plus:
Submit a link - suggest your favorite Internet security resources to add to our managed hyperlinks
collection Copyright notice and disclaimer - describes how we protect our own intellectual property against theft
and plagiarism, plus a legal disclaimer about using the information we supply -
Briefly describes IsecT Ltd’s professional information security credentials (there’s lots more information on IsecT’s own website)
Meet us - your chance to meet those behind NoticeBored face-to-face.
As this is a dynamic website, we keep a history of significant changes. If you can’t afford the time to
hunt our site for the “new” and “changed” pointers, simply bookmark the what’s new page and visit
when you can to keep up with any major developments. If you have the slack time and interest for browsing or research, we update the weblog and links collection with news stories and new links, respectively, most days. Come back soon!
As a public service for our fellow CISSPs and SSCPs, we maintain the Unofficial CISSP Forum FAQ. The
forum is said by some to be the principal benefit of the CISSP qualification but shhhh, don’t tell anyone, eh? It’s our dirty little secret.
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