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Employee Security Awareness Training (Course)
Category: Online Security Training > Information Security
No Server Patch, Firewall, or Antivirus Software will fix the most overlooked weakness within Information Security. The human element is to blame for the majority of company breaches – Making a companies most valuable asset their greatest liability. This Online Security Awareness Training Lower...
Keywords: security awareness training, security training, awareness training, cybersecurity, hackers, phishing, vishing, social engineering, physical security, computer security
Course Outline:
Importance of Security Awareness
Where Breaches can occur
Security Awareness is for Everyone
Social Engineering Awareness
Types of Social Engineering
Phishing
Vishing
Baiting
Social Engineering Prevention
Physical Security
Importance of Physical Security
Types of Physical Breaches:
Front Desk/Reception
Secure Areas
Side Entrances
Improper Waste Disposal
Report Suspicious Activity!
Computing Safety
Importance of Computer Security
Types of Computer Breaches:
Unknown Software
Unsafe Web Browsing
Unknown Storage Devices
Email Security
Social Media
Mobile Computing
Breach Prevention
Strong Passwords
Use Antivirus
Updates/Patches
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Employee Security Awareness Training No Server Patch, Firewall, or Antivirus Software will fix the most overlooked weakness within Information Security. The human element is to blame for the majority of company breaches – Making a companies most valuable asset their greatest liability. This Online Security Awareness Training Lowe... more
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HakAware is a group of information security specialists and ethical hackersthat have seen a need for security awareness training. All too often, companies focus on hardening their network, when someone could walk right in the front door and compromise it. We are here to train on our experiences so you don't become a victim if cybercrime.