
This lesson is a quick introduction to the course and the topics which we will be covering.
This lesson covers a brief overview of how cyber crime impacts people and organisations.
This lesson covers the impact of legislation, or cyber security laws, on what businesses must do to protect the public on the internet.
Note that laws vary across the world so be sure to look up those that affect your locality once you have completed this video.
This lesson covers how policies created by your organisation will provide guidance on what you must and must not do to ensure your cyber security.
This lesson covers best practice for passwords, one of the most important tools in the fight against cyber crime.
This lesson covers an area where you are the most exposed, when you are browsing the web. This can include when you are in cloud based applications and other sites you access via a browser.
Remember the mobile angle as well, more than 50% of all web browsing takes place on mobile devices so it is important that you are protected here as well.
This lesson covers the cyber security issues when using mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets.
This lesson covers the cyber security implications when using social media.
This lesson covers what to do when there is a cyber security incident.
This lesson covers how to stay safe when dealing with email.
This lesson covers the subject of 'social engineering'. What it is and how you can prevent becoming a victim of it.
This lesson covers the cyber security implications of remote and home based working.
This final lesson of the course covers how to protect yourself from malicious software.
Don't forget to take the quiz once you have completed this lesson.
An online course covering the basics of cyber security for anyone working in an organisation. In less than 1 hour employees and workers will have the knowledge to protect themselves and the business from harm online.
The course covers topics such as good password practices, mobile devices and remote working, together with the risks associated with social media and social engineering.
Once they have completed this course, employees and knowledge workers will have the information to protect themselves and the business from being harmed online.
All workers will understand the risks involved in being online in today's business world and in particular, when working from home. Remote working brings additional risks and these are explained in the course.
Knowledge workers are people who use computers, laptops, smart phones or tablets to complete their work. They are the most exposed to hackers, malware, phishing and social engineering.
This course will make a big difference to preventing these issues, making employees aware of them and what to do in the event of an attack.
After you complete this course you will understand what online threats are out there and be fully aware of the areas of greatest risk. Also, you will be able to take action in order to protect yourself and the organisation you work for.
Remember, this will not just help you in your working life, but the cyber threats are equally relevant if you are online shopping or on social media.