Happy Thanksgiving, from our family to yours!

As we get ready to release new test security resources for 2021, we want to highlight our most popular resources from last year. We will be counting down all month—stay tuned!

#9 Most Popular Resource of 2020: Security Boot Camp Part 3: Evaluation. If you missed out on the security Boot Camp workbook, get it here! Info on data forensics, web crawling, monitoring, & more. bit.ly/2MZSNCG

#8 Most Popular Resource of 2020: Security Boot Camp Workbook Part 2: Technology Discover methods of item pool expansion, the things proctors can detect, and questions to ask about test security. Everything you need to know is here: bit.ly/2NmZsGG

#7 Most Accessed Resource of 2020: The Standards for Online Proctoring bit.ly/3rNZSFb

#6 Most Popular Resource of 2020: Our Caveon AIG demo video. Who knew making an AIG demo video would be so fun? Watch the video here: bit.ly/2ZbomvM

#5 Most Popular Resource of 2020: The Ultimate Guide to Transitioning to Online Testing Access the full ultimate guide here: bit.ly/3s0EMUj

#4 Most Popular Resource of 2020: Security Boot Camp Workbook Part 1: Preparedness "This workbook series will highlight key test security concepts and provide actionable worksheets and resources." bit.ly/3b4aEAe

#3 Most Popular Resource of 2020: The Ultimate Guide to AIG What is AIG? How does it work? What are the security benefits of AIG? How does AIG save time and money? Find out in the ultimate guide: bit.ly/3tS92ST

#2 Most Popular Resource of 2020: The SmartItem™ Ebook The SmartItem: - Boosts security - Promotes fairness - Is accessible to all - Measures well Download the Ebook here: bit.ly/3tU0RoX

#1 Most Popular Resource of 2020: Open Letter to the Testing Industry + Security Checklist Dr. David Foster discusses the hurdles and threats that the testing industry faces when relying on proctors. Read the letter and get the checklist: bit.ly/3phV7C5

Check out episode four of our #podcast series. Caveon Test Security CEO Dave Foster dives into the main risks and threats of testing, and his recommendations for better test #security. ow.ly/dTXC50DRorL

Do you know the difference between cheating and test theft? What about the different types of test fraud? Bone up quickly here:

"Overkill is probably a good thing when considering the full range of test security threats." Read our white paper "The Language of Security and Test Security" here! bit.ly/2PbFJeG

Fireside Chat: Lessons Learned on Improving Test Security for States During a Pandemic bit.ly/3dnoSNI

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Are you passionate about numbers, creative problem-solving, and collaborating in a remote working environment? Our Data Forensics team is growing! Read more about the details of the role and submit your information here: bit.ly/3bjuQ20

One of the best (and most cost-effective) ways you can deter cheating? Publicizing your test security measures. Use these four easy steps to show would-be-cheaters that cheating on your exam isn't worth their effort: bit.ly/3xCJ1YZ

Can Online Tests Detect Cheating? The short answer is "yes." Find out how to detect cheating, and more importantly, how to stop it from happening to your online test with these 8 DIY solutions: bit.ly/3cS0apt

We are grateful for our individual donors and organizational sponsors. Today we thank our two newest sponsors, Suzanne Lane and Caveon Test Security Test Security. Thanks to their generous support we are able to continue to expand our programming and build a community. womeninmeasurement.org/partners.html