Wendy Goucher is an Information Security and Risk Consultant at Goucher Consulting. Most of her work is focused on working with organisations to devise policy and procedures that are both compliant with external rules and operationally effective. Wendy has also designed and delivered security awareness programs and material in a range of organisations including a FTSE 100 organisation. She also used her training and experience as a lecturer as part of a team that produced the teaching materials for a security awareness curriculum to be rolled out to children ages 5 to 18 in a middle eastern country. More recently Wendy is the author of the successful 'Nettie in Cyberland' series of books which use stories to start the conversation about cyber security between children around the age of five and their parents and carers. Her other books include Information Security Auditor: Careers in Information Security (BCS Guides to IT Roles) 2015 and has co-authored The CIO's Guide to Information Security Incident Management in 2018.

Chapter One

What is Security Awareness and why should you care?

Chapter Two

Security Awareness and protecting information through history.

Chapter Three

The challenges of communicating about security awareness

Chapter Four

Taking on an invisible threat

Chapter Five

Turning 'Behavioural Intent' into Habitual behaviour.

Chapter Six

The Challenges of the COVID years and the 'New Normal'

Chapter Seven

Security Awareness programs and Mental Health in the 'New Normal Age'

Chapter Eight

Looking back at the start of 'New Normal' working: a case study

Chapter Nine

Carrying the forward the loot from the hard- fought battle *

Chapter 10

"They think it's all over ......"