A security officer is implementing a security awareness program and has placed security-themed posters around the building and assigned online user training. Which of the following will the security officer most likely implement?
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Correct answer: Phishing campaign.
Why this is the answer
The security officer is using posters and online training to raise security awareness. A phishing campaign is a practical next step to test the effectiveness of this training and the overall awareness of employees regarding social engineering threats. It provides real-world simulation and identifies areas where further training is needed. A password policy is a foundational security control, but implementing it isn't directly related to testing awareness gained from posters and training in the same way a phishing campaign is. Access badges are a physical security control and don't directly assess the effectiveness of cyber-awareness training. A risk assessment is a broader process for identifying and evaluating risks, not a direct implementation to test user awareness after training.
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