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What you will hear and see:
Most people know the Greek legend
of the Trojan horse, but not many people know that at least one senior
person in the hierarchy of Troy was suspicious of that horse. We know that
he was ignored.
With hindsight, it should be clear that one of the following situations
existed at the time of any Trojan horse incident in your organization: (a)
no one spotted the threat; (b) someone did suspect something, but kept
quiet; (c) someone did suspect and did speak out, but was not heard; or (d)
someone did suspect and was heard, but ignored.
No organization or team can be effective if any of the above four points
apply to it. Obviously, it is difficult to do anything if no one spotted the
threat. But it is always within your power to listen to others. If you
don’t, then be ready to welcome another Trojan horse.
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What you will get from
participating:
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You will understand why Trojan
horse incidents happen all the time in organizations.
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You will learn to recognize many of
the signs or symptoms that could lead to another Trojan horse incident in
your organization or team.
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You will learn what you can do to
minimize the risk of it actually happening.
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And you will learn what to do after
a Trojan horse has struck.
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