
Hacking on social media
Learning objectives: Why it is important not to reuse passwords, how to create strong passwords and how to keep your passwords secure
Watch the video from our Safe Surfing course, where Lou downloaded a free template off a questionable website and infects his company’s network with malware.
You can access the entire course on our e-learning platform by logging in here. If you do not have an account, you can try it for free.
This course will give you a few real-life scenarios where you could fall victim to malware. There are even some warning signs that we have gotten used to ignoring. Finally, we will provide you some concrete tips on how to safely surf the net.
Because we use the internet so extensively at work, it means that hackers and cybercriminals could be a threat to all organisations. Knowing how to stay safe is vital, both during private use and for work. In this blog, we discuss how blindly browsing can lead to mishaps from GDPR violations to malware. We also give some real-life examples on what to be aware of when browsing the internet.
Because we use the internet so extensively at work, it means that hackers and cybercriminals could be a threat to all organisations. Knowing how to stay safe is vital, both during private use and for work. In this blog, we discuss how blindly browsing can lead to mishaps from GDPR violations to malware. We also give some real-life examples on what to be aware of when browsing the internet.
Create awareness in your organisation with our posters. You can download the posters and hang them on your walls in your organisation.
In this way, your team will be reminded of what to be aware of when they see the posters.
Learning objectives: Why it is important not to reuse passwords, how to create strong passwords and how to keep your passwords secure
Learning objectives: What the biggest risks are when surfing the internet and what you need to be aware of to avoid the most common mistakes and to safely surf
Learning objectives: What legal grounds for processing means according to the GDPR and what consent is, and some misconceptions about it
CyberPilot ApS
Fredens Torv 8, side building 1, 8000
Aarhus
+45 40 32 32 35
E-mail: info@cyberpilot.io
Copyright © 2020
CyberPilot