Cybersecurity Awareness
Overview
Cybercriminals are relying on your users to fall for their tricks (e.g. phishing email, social engineering). Hence, it is vital to conduct cybersecurity awareness training or workshops to teach your team, colleagues and employees to recognize and handle potential security risks.
Our Cybersecurity Awareness Services can be tailored to your needs as we allow you to propose the topics you wish to cover. Or, if you are unsure, our team of experts can propose the topics after assessing your organisation’s needs and employee knowledge gaps.
Security awareness training and workshops should be conducted twice a year by professionals because the number and type of security threats continue to increase in both scope and sophistication. Hence, up-to-date knowledge is essential.
Phishing
Awareness
Spot phishing scams: avoid suspicious links and attachments.
Password Security
Mix letters, numbers & symbols. Don't use easy guesses. Consider password managers for safekeeping.
Data Protection
Secure sensitive data: encryption, sharing and storage.
Social Engineering
Unmask social engineering tricks (pretexting, baiting) and attacks. Learn to verify requests on sensitive information.
Safe Internet Usage
Public Wi-Fi and unsecured sites? Use a VPN, update software, stay safe.
Mobile Device Security
Learn why it matters, how to secure phones & tablets, and dangers of unknown app downloads.
Awareness Training
Engage employees with interactive cybersecurity training, simulations, and ongoing best practice reminders.
Incident Response
Empower employees to identify, report, and respond to cybersecurity incidents.
Cyber Hygiene
Practice good cyber hygiene: backup data, update systems.
Cybersecurity Policies
Empower employees with organisation’s cybersecurity measures.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When would my organisation benefit from Cybersecurity Awareness Service?
- Knowledge gaps: If your employees are not sure how to spot and prevent cyber threats, it will create openings for attackers to exploit this gap.
- Poor immediate response among employees to report suspicious activity or potential attacks. This can give threats time to escalate.
How does this solution help?
- Increase user awareness.
- Foster diligence.
- Reduce cybercrime incidents.
- Free-up IT Resources.