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Here are the top seen posters of the last twelve months!
2024 proved to be another great year for our Awareness Posters! So, in what has become a tradition, we decided to run some reports to see what our most popular posters were since December 2023.
As everybody loves top ten lists and contests, we thought it might be interesting to share the results.
So, here are the Top 7 Awareness Posters of 2023/2024 (at least on the infotex free awareness poster site):
- “Strong Password Tips” – This infographic-style poster contains a number of tips in order to help people create strong passwords.
- “Teamwork” – The final poster of 2023 was a simple message how important Teamwork is in an organization in order to create a successful cybersecurity culture.
- “Exercise” – The first poster of 2024. This poster took to heart the idea that exercise is typical New Year’s Resolution – that is usually for your health, but why not for your cybersecurity? The poster included various types of tests you do in order to “exercise” your Awareness Training.
- “Voice Cloning” – 2024 saw the rapid expansion of the popularity and AI tools. Though cool, these tools can pose some security issues – one of which is the idea that it is now possible for a bad actor to easily steal someone’s voice for misuse. This poster simply brought awareness to the problem – a topic that kicked off a number of talk from Michael Hartke in various engagements.
- “Phone Phishing (Re-Release)” – A simple re-release of an awareness poster letting us know to not give out personal information over the phone, especially if you are not sure who you are talking to.
- “Broadcast Awareness” – This awareness poster was targeted more at our Financial Institution Clients. It is an in-depth examination of the proper way to Broadcast Awareness when you see something fishy going on that might be a possible cybersecurity incident.
- “Summer Cybertips” – Released in the middle of the June, this poster included cybertips for everyone, especially parents with children home for the Summer during their school break. It has a bend to keep kids safe online, but the tips are good for anyone to review.
