1. An educational and informative presentation by Mr. Scott Wilson Of the Oklahoma State University

2. What do you do with a careless user, What do you do with a careless user, What do you do with a careless user, Early in the morning? Put him the back of the paddy wagon, Put him the back of the paddy wagon, Put him the back of the paddy wagon, Early in the morning! Throw him in the lock-up 'til he's sober, Throw him in the lock-up 'til he's sober, Throw him in the lock-up 'til he's sober, Early in the morning! Shave his belly with a rusty razor, Shave his belly with a rusty razor, Shave his belly with a rusty razor, Early in the morning!

3. The Careless User’s Credo I will never change my password unless forced to do so My password will always be my dog’s name, unless it is “Password” I will use the same password for all places I need a password Any emails asking for my password must be legitimate All popups are valid and must be clicked on Updating software is something other people do My actions on my computer have no effect on my coworkers or on the organization as a whole

4. “ All complex ecosystems have parasites.” --Katherine Myronuk Parasites will attack by deception, by making themselves look like something harmless. The careless user will always fall prey to these parasites, because he does not have the perception to penetrate the deception.

21. What do you do with a careless user, What do you do with a careless user, What do you do with a careless user, Early in the morning?

22. The Careful User’s Credo I understand why password security is important, and will strive to maintain it I can spot phishing emails and will not be deceived by them Safe web use is part of my daily routine I know how to browse without getting tricked It is my job to make sure that my applications are kept updated Doing so helps protect my computer – and me What I do with my computer and my accounts is an important part of who we are in extension I will therefore be diligent in keeping good practices for the benefit of myself and my colleagues

24. “ Security is not a product, but a process.” – Bruce Schneier