[{"heading":"Threats around us and cyber security","text":"

This module is an ideal introduction to raising awareness among employees of the severity and reality of cyber threats. It indicates cybercrime as the primary source of attacks, and highlights the dangers and consequences such forms of crime may have on organisations, as well as the central role people play in defending against cyber threats. Also, learners will get themselves acquainted with preventive, detection and corrective cyber security measures that organisations use to reduce vulnerabilities and minimise the impact of incidents on their operations.

"},{"heading":"Dangers of phishing","text":"

This module offers a detailed insight into the dangers posed by phishing, along with an overview of different forms of phishing with a few practical examples. Learners will gain a better understanding of what may lead individuals to click on malicious links in messages, open harmful attachments, scan QR codes or perform other risky activities. In addition, they will receive practical advice on how to recognise and avoid phishing messages, as well as guidelines on how to respond if they suspect such messages.

"},{"heading":"Protection of user accounts","text":"

This module offers a detailed insight into the importance of protecting user accounts and the best practices of doing so, including the use of strong passwords and multi-factor authentication. Learners will discover how to create strong passwords, as well as which behaviours to apply and which to avoid in order to keep their passwords secure.

"},{"heading":"Elimination of vulnerabilities and device protection","text":"

This module offers an insight into the importance of protecting your devices, identifying those at risk, as well as the precautionary measures that must be applied to reduce cyber security risks during their use. The module provides a detailed overview of potential threats to your devices, including malware infections, theft, misuse or loss of devices, as well as the dangers of pairing and connecting devices. Learners will acquire six important rules to help significantly reduce the risk of cyber attacks on their devices, thereby minimising the likelihood of abuse.

"},{"heading":"Dangers of malware","text":"

This module offers a detailed insight into the dangers of malware and its negative impact on data and computer resources. It covers different forms of malware, the ways it can infect your computer or mobile phone, and how to recognise an infection, as well as what to do in the event that a malware infection is suspected. In addition, learners will receive practical advice on how to prevent malware infections and protect themselves against them.

"},{"heading":"Precautions while using the Internet","text":"

This module provides insight into the numerous types of danger on the Internet, as well as the precautions that should be taken before navigating the online environment to reduce vulnerability. It covers best security practices for recognising and avoiding scam websites, highlights what to watch out for when performing sensitive online transactions, and provides four fundamental behaviours that can be easily applied to enhance security online.

"},{"heading":"Social engineering","text":"

This module provides insight into social engineering as a frequently used and highly effective initial technique of attack. It familiarises the learner with the main objectives of attackers and the opportunities they exploit. Learners will gain a deeper understanding of phishing, vishing and bypassing physical security as the most common types of social engineering.

The module also highlights the potential negative consequences of social engineering, such as malware infection, data theft, identity theft, financial losses or gaining unauthorised physical access. Learners will be introduced to the warning signs to watch for, along with practical advice and guidelines on how to respond if exposed to social engineering attempts.

"},{"heading":"Safe document handling","text":"

This module introduces learners to the five most common ways of data breach, i.e., security incidents that result in the theft, leak or disclosure of confidential information. It explains the role and the significance of document classification and provides an overview of the four most frequently used confidentiality levels.

Learners will learn about the CIA triad as a fundamental concept of information security and gain a deeper understanding of each of its three aspects in the context of document protection. In addition, the module provides practical guidance on proper document handling and outlines three different states in which documents may be found, along with recommendations for protecting them in each state.

"},{"heading":"Safe remote work","text":"

This module familiarises learners with the additional security risks associated with remote work and raises awareness of the importance of taking appropriate precautionary measures in order to reduce those risks. It provides practical advice and guidance for working safely while travelling, working from home, on vacation, or in public places.

"},{"heading":"Physical security","text":"

This module introduces threats to physical security and emphasises the importance of implementing protective measures. It offers practical advice and guidance that individuals must take into account to reduce risks to physical security as one of the key components of overall cyber security.

"},{"heading":"Safe use of social media","text":"

This module familiarises learners with the risks associated with the misuse of information posted on social media, as well as with dangers related to fake profiles and fraudulent content. It provides recommendations for protecting user profiles, sharing information on social media and recognising risks when connecting with other accounts, as well as when downloading and using posted content.

"},{"heading":"Reporting on security incidents","text":"

This module highlights the importance of reporting suspicious events or mistakes made by an individual in the organisation. It provides guidance on which types of events should be reported and how to report them effectively.

Learners will find out how to differentiate between security-relevant events and actual security incidents and will gain a detailed insight into eight categories of reportable security events.

"}]

Cyber Security E-learning System

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