Information security

Social-media security, written right-to-left, with the risk sitting in the room

Anonymised — Gulf organisation

Title screen in Arabic, right-to-left: Cybersecurity principles in the header, Protecting social media as the module, and the line Information-security mission: protecting social media, with a prompt to turn the sound on and a Start button. The player reads 1 of 8.

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The challenge

A social-media policy is usually a PDF. The people it is aimed at meet the risk on a phone, in the language they work in.

What we did

An eight-screen Storyline module in Arabic, right-to-left, including the player. It states what makes an account a target and what must stay off a network, then puts the risk in an airport lounge and an office and asks which information is exposed. The policy is not a PDF the reader has to translate themselves.

Project highlights

8 screens, RTL
The whole module is in Arabic, including the player, so the policy is not a translation the reader has to do themselves.
The risk, in situ
Hotspots on a phone in a lounge and a PC in an office. The course asks which information is exposed, not whether the policy was memorable.

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Tell us what people should be doing differently

Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring the problem and any material you already have. You leave with an approach, a realistic timeline and a number — whether or not you work with us.

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