Cybesecurity Awareness
Designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and safe practices to protect yourself and your organization online. You’ll learn how to identify cyber threats, avoid phishing and social engineering attacks, create strong passwords, and apply a “security-first” mindset in all your digital activities.
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Language
English
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Global Accreditation
Flexible Learning
About this Course
By the end, you will be able to:
- Understand and apply the core principles of cybersecurity and identify common cyber threats.
- Recognize and avoid sophisticated phishing attacks and social engineering tactics.
- Set up and maintain secure internet browsing habits and configure browser settings for safety.
- Create and manage strong, unique passwords to protect personal and professional accounts.
- Implement best practices for safeguarding sensitive data in both personal and work contexts.
- Confidently apply a "security-first" mindset to your daily digital activities.
- All Employees in an organization, as part of mandatory security awareness training.
- Individuals and beginners with little to no technical background who want to protect their personal information online.
- Entrepreneurs and small business owners who are responsible for their company's data security.
- Students and young professionals building essential digital life skills.
- Anyone who uses the internet, email, and digital devices in their daily life.
- Identifying Cyber Threats: Distinguishing between different types of hackers and malware.
- Phishing Detection: Analyzing emails and messages to spot fraudulent phishing attempts.
- Social Engineering Defense: Recognizing and resisting psychological manipulation tactics used by attackers.
- Secure Internet Browsing: Applying best practices to avoid risks like identity theft and malware.
- Password Hygiene: Creating and maintaining strong passwords and understanding the principles behind them.
- Data Protection: Implementing everyday tips to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information.
Course Inclusions
- Definition of cyber security and digital assets
- Understanding assets, threats, vulnerabilities, and risks
- Risk equation (Threat × Vulnerability × Impact)
- Types of hackers (white hat, black hat, gray hat, script kiddies)
- Common cyber threats (malware, ransomware, phishing, hacking)
- Why cyber security is important for organizations and individuals
- Basic cyber security terminology
- Definition and purpose of phishing
- How phishing attacks work
- Types of phishing (spear phishing, whaling, smishing)
- Phishing delivery methods (email, SMS, social media, fake websites)
- Phishing techniques such as link spoofing and fake websites
- Real-world phishing examples
- How to identify phishing attempts
- Best practices to prevent phishing
- Definition of social engineering
- Why attackers target human behavior
- Social engineering attack life cycle
- Techniques used to manipulate victims
- Common social engineering attack types
- Emotional triggers used in attacks
- How social engineering leads to data breaches
- How to recognize and prevent social engineering
- Internet-related security risks
- Safe use of web browsers
- Identity theft and online fraud
- Risks of outdated browsers and software
- Malicious websites and browser add-ons
- Pop-ups, redirects, and malware symptoms
- Safe web browsing practices
- Protecting personal and financial information online
- Importance of strong passwords
- Common password weaknesses
- Password protection best practices
- Two-factor and multi-factor authentication
- Password managers and secure storage
- Why reusing passwords is dangerousx
- Safe handling of login credentials
- What data security means
- Protecting business and personal data
- Secure use of email and digital communication
- Public Wi-Fi risks
- Safe use of mobile devices and laptops
- Recognizing cyber incidents
- What employees should do in case of a breach
- Everyday cyber safety best practices
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