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Writing a Comms Brief? Read This Before You Start!

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Sep 14, 2018 | Awareness, Comms | 0 comments

As an information security professional, you may not be used to writing a comms brief. But whether you’re working with an agency or your own project team, it’s important to...

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Are bad analogies killing your security training program? Bruce Hallas Interviewed for CSO Online

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Jan 23, 2018 | Comms, Learning & Development | 0 comments

Bruce Hallas, along with former speechwriter to Bill Clinton and Re-thinking the Human Factor podcast guest, John Pollack were recently interviewed for an article on CSO Online....

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The world’s not one size. Why have a ‘one size fits all’ communications approach?

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Sep 4, 2017 | Comms, Infosec | 0 comments

Clear communications are critical in business, probably more so today than ever before. Without it, things that should happen don’t, and things that shouldn’t happen do. In fact,...

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Brief thoughts on briefing – and how an infosec pro. can get writing them right!

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Aug 7, 2017 | Comms, Infosec, Personal Development & Training | 0 comments

“The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” George Bernard Shaw’s pithy aside is good for many an occasion, and certainly a...

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Why the Culture of Your Audience Can See Your Message Sink or Swim

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | Jun 13, 2017 | Awareness, Behaviour & Culture, Comms, Culture, Infosec | 0 comments

If you deliver information security awareness activities to colleagues around the world, then you have probably encountered cultural issues at some point. With a bit of luck this...

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5 Powerful Reasons for Using a Copywriter for Security Awareness

by Bruce (UK/ Europe) | May 16, 2017 | Awareness, Comms | 0 comments

Writing a compelling and coherent message might sound as easy as pie. Yet, the truth is that it can be as difficult as something completely unrelated to baked goods. Content is...

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