To provide a beginner-friendly yet comprehensive understanding of phishing attacks—what they are, how they work, how to recognize them, and what to do when you encounter one. This course equips you with best practices and…

• What key policies mean for your daily work
• Global standards that shape security expectations
• How to stay compliant and report violations

• How to identify confidential, restricted, and public data
• Where and how to store sensitive data securely
• Common mistakes and how to avoid them

• Mobile malware warning signs
• Device security settings and MDM tools
• Best practices for BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) environments

• Common emotional triggers used by attackers
• Scenarios that exploit trust and urgency
• How to verify identities and escalate concerns

• How to avoid fake websites and malicious ads
• Tips for securing home and public Wi-Fi networks
• The risks of browser extensions and plugins

• Building and maintaining cybersecurity frameworks
• Assigning roles and responsibilities
• Reporting metrics and conducting strategic reviews

• What laws apply to your industry
• How to design policies that meet legal requirements
• Avoiding costly data breach penalties

• What happens during a penetration test
• Preparing systems for ethical hacking
• Understanding test findings and next steps

• Different types of insider threats and their motivations
• Behavioral red flags to watch for
• How to report and respond to suspicious activity

• How phishing attacks are designed and deployed
• Behavioral signs that indicate a phishing scam
• Steps to safely respond to suspected phishing messages

• How malware infiltrates devices and networks
• Real-world examples of malware attacks
• Practical ways to detect and prevent infections