To remind users about security between awareness and training events, we recommend using posters, newsletters, screen savers, tip sheets, check lists, contests, surveys, videos, presentations, desk inspection notices, fortune cookies, promotional and motivational items (trinkets), and rewards.
These security-minded beverage stirs are intended to remind staff to log off before they go out for that refreshing coffee, tea, hot cocoa… or kayaking adventure. The paddle-shaped stirs are crafted of maple and engraved with designs and messages that will stir the memories of those who may not always remember to log off.
These security awareness cupcake toppers are perfect for rewarding folks for good security deeds, boosting morale, or just getting the security party started.
Magnetic name badges are available in various sizes and shapes from this round magnetic badge (toga fastener) for G. Mark Hardy - who proudly wore it to hacker Jeopardy at Def-Con 2017, and a "black hat" a magnetic name badge that Security Evangelist Tony Zirnoon wore at Black Hat 2017
Other memorable motivational items we've created include baseball caps, paper clips, security awareness-themed memo pads, monitor mirrors, balloons for security awareness events, and "caught coupons" for when you catch your workforce doing the right thing for security.
Please contact us if you would like to brainstorm ideas for security awareness motivational items.
