After multiple phishing simulations, the Chief Security Officer announces a new program that incentivizes employees to not click phishing links in the upcoming quarter. Which of the following security awareness execution techniques does this represent?

Computer-based training refers to online educational programs that deliver information and skill development through digital platforms. While effective for teaching security awareness, it does not inherently include the incentive-based or competitive elements that characterize gamification. Therefore, this choice does not accurately capture the essence of the announced program.

Insider threat awareness focuses on educating employees about the risks posed by malicious insiders or unintentional harmful actions by staff members. Although relevant to overall security, the program described emphasizes incentivizing behavior change related to phishing, not specifically addressing insider threats. Hence, this option is not applicable.

A SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) playbook is a documented process used in security operations to respond to incidents efficiently. While valuable for incident response, it does not pertain to the proactive engagement strategy highlighted in the question, which centers on behavior modification through incentives.