Cybersecurity Training

Defeating Phishing And Other Deceptive Contacts

• Phishing, Spear Phishing, And Ai-Generated Scams.
• Malware, Ransomware Attacks, And Financial Scams.
• Social Engineering And Impersonation.
• The Impact Of Being Victimized.
• Credential Theft And Spoofing Techniques.
• Contacts, Requests, Or Reported Events Where Caution (And Verification) Is Warranted.
• Passwords, Password Management, And Other Login Best Practices.
• Reaching Out To The It Support Team If In Doubt And Following It Policies At All Times.
• Applications/Executable Files And The Variety Of Ways That These Files May Be Encountered By The End User.
• Malicious Websites, Zip Files That Hide Applications, External Usb Drives, And Other Common Attack Vectors.
• What Assets Cyber-Criminals Most Wish To Target And Why.

Essential Cyber Defenses For The End User

• Passwords, Password Management, And Other Login Best Practices.
• Maintaining Optimal System Updates And Security Settings.
• Reaching Out To The It Support Team If In Doubt And Following It Policies At All Times.
• How To Mitigate Travel Risks, Including Wi-Fi Network Threats.
• Applications/Executable Files And The Variety Of Ways That These Files May Be Encountered By The End User.
• Malicious Websites, Zip Files That Hide Applications, And Other Common Attack Vectors.
• Physical Security And Thinking Proactively About Unauthorized Physical Access To Devices.
• What Assets Cyber-Criminals Most Wish To Target And Why.
• Preventing Cross-Contamination Between A Professional World And A Personal One.
• Having A Mindset That Continuously Assesses The Value Of What One Can Access – Both In Terms Of Worth To One&Apos;S Organization And Worth To Competitors Or Criminals.
• Thinking Creatively About Potential Threats That May Not Have Been Encountered &Mdash; Thinking “What If?”