C. Threat vectors based on the industry in which the organization operates E. Cadence and duration of training events When formulating a training curriculum plan for a security awareness program, it is crucial to focus on: - Threat vectors based on the industry in which the organization operates (C): Understanding the specific threats that are most relevant to the industry helps tailor the training content to address the most pressing risks and vulnerabilities that employees might face. - Cadence and duration of training events (E): Establishing an appropriate schedule and duration for training ensures that employees receive regular, ongoing education to keep security top-of-mind and adapt to evolving threats. Therefore, the correct answers are: C. Threat vectors based on the industry in which the organization operates E. Cadence and duration of training events

C you need to know what to train against E training schedule is one of the most important aspects of the curriculum The chosen answer with talking about ethics violations is unrelated to security training. Retraining requirements are important too but less so than C and E.

If I was to make a curriculum, I'd want to know the biggest "what" that we would teach, and "when" and "how often" we'd be teaching it. The others are great, but not as important as these two things.

ethics issues are unrelated to security trainings. Also setting a cadence is another important factor

C. Threat vectors based on the industry in which the organization operates Most Voted E. Cadence and duration of training events Most Voted

Threat vectors and training schedule sounds more important to me than the others