Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Learning objectives

• Identify the main IT threats and their attack vectors.
• Adopt the right reflexes to protect the company's systems and data effectively.
• Know how to react to an incident: immediate reflexes, alerting, preserving evidence.

Syllabus

Understanding the risks and protecting yourself (day 1)

• Introduction to cybersecurity: why raise awareness? Current threat landscape; human, financial and reputational costs of cyberattacks.
• The main threats and their consequences; the most frequent attack vectors: email and phishing, passwords, social networks, remote work, USB sticks.
• Adopting good practices: securing access (passwords, two-factor authentication), browsing safely, handling email securely.
• What to do in an incident? Immediate reflexes, internal alert procedure, preserving evidence.
• Interactive exercises: spotting the traps in realistic situations; summary and reminder of good reflexes.
• A good-practice booklet given to each participant.

Going further (day 2, optional)

• Workshops by job family: administrative, sales, technical, management.
• Phishing simulation and debrief; security of mobile devices and remote work.
• Writing a charter or a good-practice memo for your company.

Audience and prerequisites

Any employee using digital resources, with no technical skills required. Prerequisites: ability to use a computer and a smartphone.

Teaching methods and assessment

Presentations illustrated with real examples, interactive exercises, quizzes, good-practice booklet, end-of-course assessment reviewed by Numersalis, certificate of completion. Sessions can take larger groups (up to 12 participants) for this awareness course.

Why train with Numersalis?

We build and run apps and digital services: security is part of our daily work, and the examples presented come from situations met in companies.