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Assessment of need and method of delivery for information security awareness program

This paper looks at the assessment for quantity of information security awareness programs needed at Kentucky State University as a first step, and then the model is generated for a larger population. The model used is based on various levels of education and a randomly selected sample space. The model is also based on two assessments: the first focuses on information security in general, while the second assessment covers the following topics:
 Data classification
 Security job role
 Awareness programs
 Spam and virus knowledge
 Social engineering
 The sample space was randomly selected from a population of about 49,640 in Franklin County [5] and the results were then generalized for larger populations. The results show that there is a real need for information security awareness programs for the general public. However, the research also shows a large number of instructors needed per 1000 of population to start the information security awareness public program. These primary results have been looked at in two different aspects - the first as "in-class delivery" and the second as "out-class delivery". The research points out there hold unrealistic results for in-class delivery, hence we must focus on out-class awareness programs.