Security Awareness Training Content Audit

Check training for relevance and respect.

Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made

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Audit our security awareness training. Slide or module text, length, quiz questions and completion data: [TRAINING_CONTENT]. Staff roles and typical risks: [ROLES_RISKS]. Feedback from staff: [FEEDBACK].

Check that content is short, practical, specific to our tools, free of fear and blame, accessible, and tested with questions that check judgement and not trivia. Look for outdated advice, such as forced frequent password changes.

Return a table with Module, Problem, Fix and Priority, a revised outline of four ten-minute sessions, and a measure of whether behaviour improves. Advice should follow current official guidance [VERIFY].

Also suggest a feedback mechanism, an annual refresh with new examples drawn from real incidents at the organisation, and a way to measure whether reporting of suspicious messages has increased after training.

Give remediation steps that are safe to try in order, with a rollback note for each, and flag any step that could cause downtime so I can schedule it with the right people.

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Module review (invented 30-minute course)
Module 1 passwords: advises changing every 30 days. Outdated advice; replace with a password manager and unique long passphrases. Fix priority high.
Module 2 phishing: examples from 2012; add recent invoice and shared-document lures.
Module 3 devices: lists rules without reasons. Add two short scenarios.
Quiz: 10 questions, 8 test definitions. Replace with 6 judgement questions.
Tone: "Employees must not click links." Reword to a reporting culture.
Revised outline: four 10-minute sessions: spot, report, protect accounts, handle data. Measure: reports per month. Follow current official guidance [VERIFY].

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