Cyber Training

In this lesson, you’ll learn the basics of keeping your digital information safe, the types of cybercrime you’re likely to encounter, and seven tips to protect your data.

Cyber threats are constantly evolving, making it imperative for end users to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and their organisations from cyber-attacks. This comprehensive course on Cyber Security Awareness Training for End Users focuses on real-world scenarios to provide practical guidance and best practices for navigating the complex landscape of cybersecurity.

Modern-day theft scarcely resembles heists and burglaries of the past—it has evolved into the digital sphere, requiring us to learn new security practices alongside the old ones. In this course, learn what constitutes confidential data, why it’s important to keep it safe, and essential security best practices that include both cyberspace and physical facilities.

In this lesson, you’ll learn what social engineering is, how to spot common infiltration methods, and how to avoid becoming a victim.

In this micro lesson, you’ll learn what multifactor authentication is, why it’s important, and how to start using it to keep your information and accounts safe.

In this short course, you’ll learn strategies to protect yourself online and get tips to block incoming threats. Finally, you’ll review how to act fast to minimise damage if a security breach occurs.

In this lesson, you’ll learn why strong passwords are essential, how to create them, and how to combine password and login security measures to keep your information and accounts safe.

In this lesson, you’ll learn safe social media practices to stay connected with your social network—without giving away private information to ill-intentioned individuals. You’ll also learn how social media impacts your professional reputation. 

In this lesson, you’ll learn about common types of security threats, the importance of quick reporting, and how to report security incidents to help mitigate or stop the threat.

A crisis occurs - So, what do you do? How do you respond? How will you move to minimize the damage and take control of the situation? How do you lead others through a crisis—and land on your feet?

This micro course is focused on Phishing emails — fraudulent correspondence designed to trick people into divulging personal information — are the most common type of online attack.

In this lesson, you’ll learn what vishing attacks are and why people fall for them. You’ll also see examples of common phone scams so you can recognize and stop a phone scammer in their tracks.

No matter how much planning goes into a project, teams are bound to struggle if scope goes unaddressed. Scope refers to all the work that goes into completing a project, and it’s one of three primary project constraints along with time and money. Clearly defining your project’s scope will help your team produce the best quality results.

In this course we will cover the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) frameworks. The NIST 800-53 Cyber security Framework consists of three main components: the Core, Implementation Tiers, and Profiles. The Framework Core provides a set of desired cybersecurity activities and outcomes using common language that is easy to understand.

Leaders wear many hats in the workplace—coach, facilitator, and strategist are just a few. But when it comes to meeting goals and objectives, problem-solver is one of their most important roles. 

It’s a perennial dilemma: How do we make the most of the time we have? Time is both precious and fleeting, and many of us feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day. This course will give you core strategies to tackle that problem.

From new software and new leadership to restructuring and scaling—companies frequently operate in a state of flux. But how do you manage that flux? Answering that question correctly is critical to your organization’s success.

The importance of mental health can’t be overstated, given that it impacts every part of our lives. Even so, we often let caring for our mental health take a back seat to other priorities. We ignore our needs until we’re burned out, isolated, or struggling with illness.

Doing the right thing means that you're acting with integrity in all that you do. But doing the right thing can become challenging when you’re faced with ambiguous and complicated ethical dilemmas, like a potential conflict of interest. That’s why you’ve been given this case study. By working through the following activities, you’ll learn how to identify potential conflicts and how to handle them when they arise. 

You’ve managed teams before—but never in a remote environment. What can you do to set your employees—and yourself—up for success? Will your go-to strategies be as effective? 

Do you often feel overwhelmed and exhausted? We all deal with stressful situations at times, but chronic stress is damaging. Keeping stress under control helps maintain your energy, motivation, and health.