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Cybersecurity Awareness: Online Safety Training (2026)
Information Security for Employees: Phishing, AI Threats, Deepfakes, Malware; Passkeys, Safe Browsing, Device Security
Last updated 7/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Spot AI-powered phishing emails and texts — even flawless ones — with a simple 4-point check
- Recognise deepfake voice and video scams, and verify who you're really dealing with
- Use AI tools without leaking your personal — or your company's — confidential data
- Create strong, unique passwords and set up password managers, MFA, and passkeys
- Be able to identify and avoid phishing emails and SMS, as well as common scams such as gift card and tech support scams.
- Defend against malware and ransomware — and stay un-extortable with backups
- Secure your phone and block SIM-swapping attacks
- Browse, shop, and bank safely, and read any web address to dodge fake sites
- Lock down your home Wi-Fi and use a VPN the right way (and avoid free ones that sell your data)
- Learn about the importance of securing your mobile device and how to do so.
- Protect both your own information and your organisation's data as a human firewall
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Course content
8 sections • 26 lectures • 2h 24m total length
Requirements
- There are no specific requirements or prerequisites for taking this course. All that is needed is a computer or device with an internet connection and the desire to learn how to protect your personal and company information online.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Cybersecurity Awareness: Online Safety Training (2026)
Most cyberattacks don't begin with sophisticated hacking. They begin when someone trusts the wrong message and makes a single click.
And in the age of AI, the bait has never been more convincing.
AI can now write flawless phishing emails, clone a voice from seconds of audio, and generate realistic video calls. The old advice — "look for bad grammar" — no longer works.
This course is a practical, beginner-friendly training designed to help you protect your personal and professional life from today's most common digital threats. No technical background is required.
Across concise lessons, you'll learn one powerful habit that defeats most scams and social-engineering attacks:
Pause · Verify · Act
Every lesson focuses on real-world situations, modern threats, and practical actions you can take immediately.
You'll learn how to:
Create strong passphrases and use password managers effectively
Protect accounts with MFA and modern passkeys
Detect phishing, business-email compromise, and AI-generated scams
Recognize deepfake voice and video fraud
Browse, shop, and bank online safely
Avoid malware, ransomware, and fake websites
Secure your phone and defend against SIM-swapping attacks
Lock down your home Wi-Fi and use VPNs correctly
Use AI tools safely without exposing sensitive information
You'll examine attacks that cost organizations millions of dollars, learn why intelligent people fall for scams, and build habits that continue working even as technology evolves.
Who This Course Is For
Professionals handling personal or corporate information
Beginners with no cybersecurity experience
Families who want to stay safe online
Remote workers and hybrid employees
Anyone who wants practical online-safety skills without becoming technical
By the end of this course, you won't just understand today's threats — you'll have the habits, confidence, and practical skills to protect yourself, your family, and your organization in an increasingly AI-driven world.
Who this course is for:
- Our cyber security course is designed for anyone who wants to learn how to stay safe online, regardless of their prior knowledge or experience.