Insider Secrets to Internet Safety MasterClass

What you’ll learn:
Learners will gain an in-depth understanding of the current cyber threat landscape, including the types of cybercrimes prevalent today
Participants will learn how to implement robust cyber defense strategies to protect their personal and professional digital environments
Learners will be trained on the steps to take when responding to a cyber incident.
Upon completion, learners will be capable of promoting a culture of cyber awareness and safety within their communities, families, and workplaces.

Requirements:
Participants should be comfortable using a computer, navigating the internet, and performing common online tasks such as browsing websites, using email, and accessing social media platforms

Description:
In a world of digital technology, it is easy to forget one sobering fact: our identity can be stolen from under our nose, with one click of the mouse, propelling us into nightmares in a matter of minutes, anytime, anywhere and on any one of our darling gadgets. Hackers, malware, botnets and all form of digital threats are ever more sophisticated, waiting in the shadows for that one opportunity to steal your sensitive information.Terry Cutler, A Certified Ethical Hacker and international award winner reminds us of just how vulnerable our data really is, through chilling real-life stories, such as that of a simple USB key left purposefully behind, in any targeted enterprise’s lavatory, where an unsuspecting (albeit good-willed) employee can just pick it up, plug it in and thus, lead the hackers right into the company’s core data.Terry’s training will teach you how to· Easily come up with an undecipherable password· How to secure your information on social media· How to detect threats· How to identify frauds· How to find out what personal information about yourself is floating on the webBut he reminds us that no matter how stringent our defenses are, there are no silver bullets against cyber crooks and that a computer’s security is only as strong as its weakest link. That weak link is usually human error.Come and crack the code in this course.

Who this course is for:
Individuals who use the internet regularly for personal activities, such as browsing, shopping online, using social media, and emailing, who want to ensure their activities are secure from cyber threats
Those responsible for children and want to ensure their family’s online activities are safe and protected from potential cyber dangers.
Entrepreneurs and small business owners who need to protect their business data and customer information from cybercriminals without having a dedicated cybersecurity team.
Individuals working remotely or in an office setting who want to secure their work and personal data against cyber attacks, especially those dealing with sensitive information.
Teachers and students interested in learning about cybersecurity to both apply this knowledge in their personal digital lives and incorporate it into educational settings for the benefit of others.
Professionals outside the IT and cybersecurity fields who want to gain a better understanding of internet safety practices to safeguard their digital presence.
Senior Citizens who are looking for guidance on how to navigate the web safely and protect themselves from scams and frauds targeted at their demographic.