Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Learn to protect against social engineering and phishing scams with social media security training, stopping data breaches and identity theft effectively.
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Brief Summary
This course is all about keeping you safe from sneaky online scams and protecting your personal info. You’ll learn how to create strong passwords, the dangers of certain apps, and how to boost your security with two-factor authentication. Super simple stuff for everyday safety!
Key Points
- Understand the basics of social engineering and phishing scams.
- Learn best practices for creating strong, memorable passwords.
- Recognize the risks of third-party apps in social media.
- Implement two-factor authentication for added security.
- Understand how to protect your personal data and online reputation.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify common social engineering tactics.
- Create passwords that are both secure and easy to remember.
- Assess the risks of using third-party apps.
- Successfully set up two-factor authentication on major platforms.
- Take proactive steps to protect personal data and reputation online.
About This Course
Protect Against Social Engineering and Phising Scams with Social Media Security Awareness Training
Learn Best Practices for Stopping Data Breaches, Fraud and Identity Theft
Even the best cybersecurity software con’t stop you from choosing a weak password, clicking a bad link or installing a social networking app that snoops into your address book, calendar or geodata.
And that’s not all. With cybercrime and corporate espionage on the rise, we’ve entered the age where even private digital correspondence should be created to withstand public scrutiny. This course teaches you how.
The risks are everywhere. 11.5 million people are victims of identity fraud each year and that number is rising. And it takes 330 hours, on average, to repair the damage.
Protect yourself, your family and your work. Get this introductory course right now and learn how to safeguard your data and reputation.
How to choose a password that’s difficult to hack but easy to remember
Not all apps are mobile -- manage the risks of installing third-party desktop apps in social networking accounts
How to use two-factor authentication on Facebook, Twitter and Google
Course Curriculum
4 Lectures
6 Lectures
Instructor
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Review
Arham I.
It was very good and informative. This course will definitely help me in providing awareness about cyber security and info sec to students and professionals.
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Kayla L.
Only videos, would be good to have multiple opportunities to explore content. Would also be better to have more interactive elements.
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Michael P.
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8 Digit Passwords are not safe anymore, a $20k Password cracking server needs 2 seconds to crack that Password... see video.
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Harshal Y.
The information shared is much more useful in our day to day life. These are very small things which we always ignore to follow and this course tells us "We shouldn't".
Thanks for your important lessons.
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Chester C.
Opened my eyes to a few things I did not know before. Presenter was clear, explained concepts well enough for it to be grasped easily.
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Anna A.
I thought there will be more technical aspects of cybersecurity. but it was good to train my awarness for cybersecurity or potential risks.
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Karl N.
This course made aware of the type dangers that are on the internet.
And I got some useful information about how to protect myself from it.
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Sarbojit B.
Great bit size learning opportunity. Engaging and resourceful.
Professionally designed and build.
Assists in managing time.
Learning not a burden.
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Lora H.
It's easy to understand. Most things are common sense just re-iteration of basic logic. Good stories and what you could do wrong but lack real hands on examples. Information are somewhat not in pace with our current society as it is moving quite rapidly. It's a good preview if you decide to dig more on this topic.
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Greg K.
this is a great basic course for those who are new or just don't know much about the dangers of being online.