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Overview<br />

2005 National Cyber Security Awareness Month<br />

<strong>Multi</strong>-<strong>State</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Sharing</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> Center (MS-ISAC)<br />

<strong>After</strong>-<strong>Action</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />

The second annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month was<br />

celebrated during October 2005. This event was a collective effort among<br />

the <strong>Multi</strong>-<strong>State</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Sharing</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> Center (MS-ISAC), the<br />

National Cyber Security Division, <strong>and</strong> the National Cyber Security<br />

Alliance. Its purpose was to raise cyber security awareness nationwide<br />

<strong>and</strong> empower citizens, businesses, government <strong>and</strong> schools to improve<br />

their cyber security preparedness <strong>and</strong> help promote a safe Internet<br />

experience.<br />

The MS-ISAC initiated several activities in support of Awareness Month<br />

in 2005, as follows:<br />

• invited every governor in the nation to sign a proclamation in recognition of Awareness Month<br />

• created a toolkit of awareness-related materials that was distributed through the MS-ISAC<br />

• dedicated the October session of the National Webcast Initiative to protection of children on the<br />

Internet<br />

• distributed <strong>and</strong> promoted the National Cyber Security Alliance’s public service announcement<br />

MS-ISAC Goals for 2005<br />

Goal<br />

Result<br />

Signed proclamations from 35 states Proclamations or letters of support issued by 36<br />

states<br />

60% of states participating in awareness activities 95% of states responding to after-event survey<br />

reporting some level of organized activities.<br />

Activities<br />

Proclamation – Every governor in the nation was invited to sign a proclamation in recognition of<br />

National Cyber Security Awareness Month. The sample proclamation is attached to this report as<br />

Appendix A. Thirty-six states issued gubernatorial proclamations or letters of support for the Awareness<br />

Month effort:<br />

Alabama – Governor Robert Riley<br />

Arizona – Governor Janet Napolitano<br />

Colorado – Governor Bill Owens<br />

Delaware – Governor Ruth Ann Minner<br />

Georgia – Governor Sonny Perdue<br />

Iowa – Governor Thomas Vilsack<br />

Massachusetts – Governor Mitt Romney<br />

Minnesota – Governor Tim Pawlenty<br />

MS-ISAC Awareness Month 2005 <strong>After</strong> <strong>Action</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />

January 2006<br />

Alaska – Governor Frank Murkowski<br />

Arkansas – Governor Mike Huckabee<br />

Connecticut – Governor M. Jodi Rell<br />

DC – Mayor Anthony A. Williams<br />

Illinois – Governor Rod Blagojevich<br />

Kentucky – Governor Ernie Fletcher<br />

Michigan – Governor Jennifer M. Granholm<br />

Missouri – Governor Matt Blunt<br />

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