Digital Security Awareness Training for Business & Home User

Digital Security Awareness Training for Business & Home User, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 155 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 14 reviews, and has 65 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the need for security of personal data and sensitive information Learn about the different types of security threats Identify and take precautions against social engineering Protect identity theft Classify data on the basis of sensitivity Protect their digital information against malware Avoid spam and unwanted emails Develop a security policy for home or business to protect the data This course is ideal for individuals who are Business Managers, Executives and Professionals or Critical Infrastructure Owners & Operators or Professionals or individuals connected to Internet of Things via smart devices or Ethical Hackers and Cyber Security Professionals It is particularly useful for Business Managers, Executives and Professionals or Critical Infrastructure Owners & Operators or Professionals or individuals connected to Internet of Things via smart devices or Ethical Hackers and Cyber Security Professionals.

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Summary

Title: Digital Security Awareness Training for Business & Home User

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 155

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 155

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 166

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 166

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the need for security of personal data and sensitive information
Learn about the different types of security threats
Identify and take precautions against social engineering
Protect identity theft
Classify data on the basis of sensitivity
Protect their digital information against malware
Avoid spam and unwanted emails
Develop a security policy for home or business to protect the data

Who Should Attend

Business Managers, Executives and Professionals
Critical Infrastructure Owners & Operators
Professionals or individuals connected to Internet of Things via smart devices
Ethical Hackers and Cyber Security Professionals

Target Audiences

Business Managers, Executives and Professionals
Critical Infrastructure Owners & Operators
Professionals or individuals connected to Internet of Things via smart devices
Ethical Hackers and Cyber Security Professionals

The Digital Security Awareness Training for Business and Home Users is a fundamental course on the cyber security awareness that is required to protect the personal data from being exposed to hackers in this age of excessive digitization. The course is designed to give all home users and business professionals the knowledge and tools to protect themselves and their sensitive information from security attacks. It covers many simple ways to prevent security breaches and protect valuable data.

This course is a very useful course for those individuals who are involved more-and-more in the technology-driven internet-of-things applications and devices. The one aspect that needs to be taken care of while using the digital applications and gadgets is the data security. The course addresses this aspect to cover all the necessary details that enable the business professionals and individuals to protect their sensitive information from unauthorized access and hacking.�

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Instructor Introduction

Chapter 2: Module 00 – Course Overview

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: What is Security Awareness?

Lecture 3: Security Domains

Lecture 4: What is Security?

Lecture 5: Are You at Risk?

Lecture 6: So What About You?

Lecture 7: What are the Goals of this Course?

Lecture 8: What Will We Cover?

Lecture 9: Surprise!

Lecture 10: Is it Too Late?

Lecture 11: Module 00 Review

Chapter 3: Module 01 – Types of Security Threats

Lecture 1: Types of Security Threats

Lecture 2: Your Computer

Lecture 3: Your Internet

Lecture 4: Yourself

Lecture 5: Your Words

Lecture 6: Your E-mail

Lecture 7: Your Home

Lecture 8: Your Files

Lecture 9: Module 01 Review

Chapter 4: Module 02 – Social Engineering

Lecture 1: Social Engineering

Lecture 2: What is Social Engineering?

Lecture 3: Social Engineering Defense

Lecture 4: Manipulation

Lecture 5: Why Does it Work?

Lecture 6: Fooling People

Lecture 7: What Else Can Be Done?

Lecture 8: Personal Precautions

Lecture 9: Module 02 Review

Chapter 5: Module 03 – Identity Theft

Lecture 1: Identity Theft

Lecture 2: What is Identity Theft? Part1

Lecture 3: What is Identity Theft? Part2

Lecture 4: How Does it Happen? Part1

Lecture 5: How Does it Happen? Part2

Lecture 6: How to Defend Yourself Part1

Lecture 7: How to Defend Yourself Part2

Lecture 8: How to Defend Yourself Part3

Lecture 9: What Criminals Do with Your Information Part1

Lecture 10: What Criminals Do with Your Information Part2

Lecture 11: What Criminals Do with Your Information Part3

Lecture 12: What Criminals Do with Your Information Part4

Lecture 13: How Can You Tell if You’re a Victim?

Lecture 14: Actions to Take if You are a Victim

Lecture 15: Contact Information Part1

Lecture 16: Contact Information Part2

Lecture 17: Module 03 Review

Chapter 6: Module 04 – Data Classification

Lecture 1: Data Classification

Lecture 2: Policies for Data Sharing

Lecture 3: Least Privilege

Lecture 4: How to Classify Part1

Lecture 5: How to Classify Part2

Lecture 6: How to Classify Part3

Lecture 7: How to Classify Part4

Lecture 8: How to Classify Part5

Lecture 9: How to Classify Part6

Lecture 10: How to Classify Part7

Lecture 11: Types of Classifications

Lecture 12: Jurisdictional Issues

Lecture 13: Your Involvement

Lecture 14: What Could Happen?

Lecture 15: What Type of Policies?

Lecture 16: How to Destroy Data Part1

Lecture 17: How to Destroy Data Part2

Lecture 18: Module 04 Review

Chapter 7: Module 05 – Protecting Your Digital Information

Lecture 1: Protecting Your Digital Information

Lecture 2: Why Do a Backup?

Lecture 3: Types of Backups

Lecture 4: What to Backup Part1

Lecture 5: What to Backup Part2

Lecture 6: What to Backup Part3

Lecture 7: Where to Store Backups Part1

Lecture 8: Where to Store Backups Part2

Lecture 9: How to Perform Backups

Lecture 10: Demo – Backups

Lecture 11: Backup Utilities Part1

Lecture 12: Backup Utilities Part2

Lecture 13: Backup Management Practices

Lecture 14: Passwords

Lecture 15: Demo – Password Management

Lecture 16: Password Management Part1

Lecture 17: Password Management Part2

Lecture 18: Password Management Part3

Lecture 19: Password Management Part4

Lecture 20: AAA

Lecture 21: Module 05 Review

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