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secjkq/Cybersecurity-Awareness-Toolkit

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digital infrastructure
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sec
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Repository to build and maintain a toolkit for cybersecurity month awareness. Centered on Ghana but customizable for African and global landscape # Cybersecurity Awareness Toolkit 2025 v1. This package contains a structured toolkit for running Cybersecurity Awareness Month programs. It is customizable across Government, Health, Critical Infrastructure, and Private Sector contexts. ## Folder Structure ### 1_SlideDecks Contains PowerPoint presentations for: - Program Launch - Weekly sessions (Weeks 1–4) - Closing event ### 2_Resources Core reference materials: - Program Guide (overall framework) - Facilitator Playbook (detailed exercises) - Certificates Templates - Cybersecurity Policy Reference (optional) ### 3_Infographics_Posters Visual awareness materials: - Posters (Phishing, Passwords, Insider Threats, Social Media Safety) - Infographic (10 Cyber Hygiene Rules) - Master Template Infographic ### 4_Exercises_Engagement Engagement and training tools: - Sample phishing emails - Ransomware tabletop drill guide - Insider threat role-play scenario - Border outage simulation guide - Weekly quiz bank ### 5_Sector_Customizations Sector-specific editions of the Master Template: - Government Edition - Health Edition - Critical Infrastructure Edition - Private Sector Edition ### 6_Media_Communication Communication resources: - Weekly email tips - Social media posts - Video scripts (English & Twi) - Press release template ## How to Use 1. Start with **2_Resources/Program_Guide.docx** for planning. 2. Deliver weekly awareness sessions using **1_SlideDecks**. 3. Reinforce with posters/infographics from **3_Infographics_Posters**. 4. Run drills and role-plays from **4_Exercises_Engagement**. 5. Customize **5_Sector_Customizations** for your target audience. 6. Communicate widely using templates in **6_Media_Communication**. --- Prepared for: Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 By: Joseph Kow Quaye National Theme: *“Building a Safe, Informed, and Accountable Digital Space”*