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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 09.03.20 um 11:56 schrieb Wout de
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                Following my request to participate in a survey last
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                  attached to this email the report Setting the
                  Standard. It finalises an Internet Governance Forum
                  pilot project concerning the slow deployment of
                  internet standards, standards that, if deployed, would
                  make the internet and all its users a safer place
                  immediately.</span>
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    <p>That's a long and really interesting read, thanks for sharing!</p>
    <p>As a private user / SME part-time admin I'm probably not really
      part of the primary target group, but especially the conclusion
      and recommendation sections give a lot of thought for improving
      our own setup.</p>
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    <p>Reaching out to the managers instead of only the technical folks
      to improve general security awareness is certainly the right
      direction, but my hopes for measurable improvements are low.
      Influencing in these areas mostly works top-down, with the
      possible exception of publications read and respected by the
      decision makers. Perhaps these magazines could be utilized to
      heighten awareness by publishing manager-level articles that don't
      just boil down to product recommendations but action plans for
      their IT departments?</p>
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    <p>Cheers,</p>
    <p>Hans-Martin<br>
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