Cybersecurity Introduction Course

From understanding the main cyber threats to implementing effective defense measures, this training equips you to best protect your sensitive data.
This training offers key strategies to mitigate the risk of cyberattacks and secure your information. Explore with us the fascinating and complex world of cybersecurity and make your digital environment a safe place.

Offered in partnership with Millenium Micro Academy

Beginner

Employees and business/government teams wishing to discover the basics of cybersecurity for all.

• Understanding of common types of cyber threats including malware, phishing attacks, spyware and data breaches
• Gain practical skills to protect yourself and your organization from cyber threats
• Learn how to identify sensitive data and put in place measures to ensure its security

Offered in partnership with Millenium Micro Academy

Module 1: Identifying and understanding common cyber threats

Participants will be able to identify different forms of cyber threats, such as malware, spyware, phishing attacks and ransomware attacks, and understand how they work.

Module 2: Implement effective safety practices

Participants will learn how to apply cybersecurity strategies, such as using strong passwords, regularly updating software and systems, browsing the Internet, and installing and using computer security tools.

Module 3: Protecting personal and sensitive data

Participants will be able to identify the types of data that require special protection, understand relevant laws and regulations, and implement practices to ensure the security of such data, such as encryption and two-factor authentication.

Module 4 : Responding appropriately to cybersecurity incidents

Participants will gain skills to detect signs of a potential security breach, properly report security incidents, and participate in an incident response

Module 5 : Maintain a culture of safety in your environment

Participants will be able to regularly assess their security practices, keep abreast of the latest cybersecurity threats and trends, and promote a culture of security among their colleagues or members of their organization.