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Security within Information Systems requires constant self-studying and training to stay current. As a trainer you not only have to worry about your own knowledge base but the knowledge of your student or users. User's knowledge of Information systems can vary, some users may only have an entry-level knowledge base while others may have an executive-level knowledge base.
It will be the trainers responsibility to find the common level of instruction that is needed to increase the knowledge base of all of their users. Traditional educational approaches such as a short quiz or check-on-learning session are no longer suitable for the types of security risks that a user may face when working on the network. As a trainer it is important that all users are not only aware of some common types of attacks, but they are also able to perform the required tasks once the attack is discovered.
Information Security used to be a simple task, all you would need is a safe to lock up all of your documents. Now with the use of electronic devices and digital documentation there is more risk involved, you are not only securing information physically but now virtually as well.
Knowledge is power, it is a constant search for a better understanding of the bible. With every reading you can discover a new understanding. Some read the bible to be able to recite it verbatim others read the bible to apply the lessons within to their daily life. Proverbs 20:15 states, "Gold there is, and rubies in abundance, but lips that speak knowledge are a rare jewel".
Knowledge and Wisdom are both things that can not be simply stolen or taken from you. The teacher is probably the most under rated occupation that there is. I am not just referring to teachers within the school system but teachers of all things.
Children gain a foundation from the material that they are taught in school but they gain majority of their knowledge from the relationships, encounters, and interactions that they have throughout their life. Holy Bible: the Old & New Testaments: Holman Christian Standard Bible. (2011). Nashville, TN: Holman Bible. Johnson, R. (2015). Security policies and implementation issues. Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning