Which of the following findings of a security awareness program assessment would cause the GREATEST concern to a risk practitioner?

The program not decreasing threat counts is an outcome, but generic training modules point to a root cause for this ineffectiveness.

Not considering business impact during design is a flaw, but the use of generic modules directly impacts the efficacy of the delivered training content.

Significant revisions to a program can indicate adaptation and improvement, and are not inherently a cause for concern.

Non-customized training modules often fail to resonate with employees because they do not address the specific threats, organizational policies, technological environment, or cultural nuances of the company. This lack of relevance significantly reduces the program's effectiveness in educating employees, changing behavior, and ultimately mitigating human-related security risks, making it a major concern for a risk practitioner.