Cybersecurity Courses

Phishing Core Course

This foundational cybersecurity awareness course helps teams identify phishing indicators across everyday email workflows. It reinforces how attackers use urgency, spoofed brands, fake login pages, and unexpected attachments to steal credentials or launch broader attacks.

• Email red flags and impersonation clues
• Safe handling of links, attachments, and login prompts
• Reporting suspicious messages before they spread

Social Engineering Core Course

Attackers do not always break in through technology first. This course explains how social engineering works, why manipulation succeeds, and how employees can slow down, verify requests, and escalate suspicious behavior before sensitive access is abused.

• Pretexting, urgency, and authority tactics
• Verification steps for requests involving money or access
• How to respond when something feels off

Information Security Core Course

This broad awareness module gives employees a practical baseline for secure day-to-day behavior. It helps organizations reinforce shared responsibility around protecting systems, data, credentials, and communications across the business.

• Security responsibilities every employee shares
• How to handle data, devices, and suspicious activity
• Foundational behaviors that lower human risk

Payment Security Core Course

Business email compromise remains one of the most expensive social engineering threats for organizations. This course teaches employees how to validate financial requests, recognize spoofing patterns, and prevent fraud tied to vendor, payroll, or executive impersonation.

• Executive and vendor impersonation tactics
• Wire transfer and invoice fraud warning signs
• Safer approval and verification workflows

Password Security Core Course

Passwords still protect many of the systems employees use every day. This course explains how weak or reused credentials are exploited and how better password habits, secure storage, and reset practices help shrink the attack surface.

• Creating and storing strong passwords
• Reducing reuse and shared credential risk
• Password manager and reset best practices

Password Security Core Course

MFA adds protection, but it is not automatic immunity. This course helps employees understand how MFA blocks many attacks, where attackers try to get around it, and how to respond to suspicious prompts, approvals, or login challenges.

• Why MFA reduces common account takeover attempts
• How prompt bombing and bypass tactics work
• Safer approval habits and escalation steps

Privacy and PII Core Course

Privacy risk often comes from routine actions like sharing files too widely, storing personal data improperly, or sending sensitive information to the wrong place. This course reinforces the everyday controls that support stronger privacy outcomes and compliance readiness.

• Recognizing personal and sensitive data
• Sharing, storing, and disposing of data securely
• Everyday habits that support privacy compliance

Mobile Device Security Core Course

Phones and tablets are now part of the normal work environment, which means they are also part of the attack surface. This course teaches practical protections for mobile users, from lock screens and updates to suspicious links, unsafe apps, and public network exposure.

• Securing work-related phones and tablets
• Safe app installs, updates, and permissions
• Risks tied to public networks and mobile phishing

Safe Browsing Core Course

Browsers are central to how employees work, collaborate, and research. This course focuses on habits that help users avoid malicious websites, deceptive popups, rogue downloads, and fake login flows that can lead to credential theft or malware.

• Spotting unsafe websites and deceptive prompts
• Avoiding browser-driven scams and unwanted downloads
• Using cautious habits for links, logins, and web searches

Malware Core Course

Employees often encounter download prompts in the course of normal work. This course helps them separate legitimate files and updates from risky content that may install malware, trigger ransomware, or give attackers a foothold inside the environment.

• Common traps involving file downloads and fake updates
• How malware hides inside everyday-looking content
• Safer ways to validate software and attachments

Physical Security Core Course

Cybersecurity does not stop at the login screen. This course shows why secure facilities, protected devices, visitor awareness, and locked workspaces are all part of protecting systems, data, and business operations.

• Tailgating, badge misuse, and unattended devices
• Protecting offices, hardware, and shared workspaces
• Linking physical access to digital security outcomes

Physical Security Core Course

A clean desk policy helps reduce accidental exposure of passwords, documents, client information, and other sensitive materials. This course makes that guidance practical for real office routines, hot desks, hybrid workspaces, and visitor-heavy areas.

• Reducing visible exposure of documents and credentials
• Securing desks, meeting rooms, and shared spaces
• Practical routines employees can follow every day

Working Remote Securely Core Course

Remote and hybrid work expand flexibility, but they also expand the risk landscape. This course helps employees protect work activity outside the office by focusing on home networks, device hygiene, secure sharing, and privacy in less controlled environments.

• Securing work from home or while traveling
• Home network, VPN, and collaboration tool safety
• Protecting devices and conversations outside the office

Incident Response Core Course

Insider risk is not limited to malicious actors. It can also come from negligence, poor process, or unusual behavior around systems and data. This course helps employees understand what to watch for and how to report concerns early.

• Recognizing risky or unusual internal behavior
• Why early reporting matters for containment
• Balancing awareness with practical escalation steps

Social Media Security Core Course

Threat actors often use social media to gather context, build trust, and impersonate real people. This course teaches employees how to reduce exposure, protect personal and business accounts, and think critically about what they share publicly.

• Reducing oversharing that fuels attacks
• Protecting public-facing profiles and business accounts
• Recognizing impersonation and social reconnaissance

AI Security Core Course

AI tools can improve productivity, but they also introduce new privacy, accuracy, and data handling risks. This course helps employees use AI more safely by understanding where sensitive information can leak and where outputs should be reviewed before use.

• Using AI tools without exposing sensitive information
• Reviewing AI output for accuracy and trustworthiness
• Setting safer expectations for everyday AI use at work

Payment Security Micro Course

This micro course gives teams a fast refresher on business email compromise so they can recognize high-risk payment or account-change requests quickly. It is designed for organizations that want short, targeted reinforcement around financial fraud scenarios.

• Fast recognition of impersonation attempts
• Validation steps for payment-related requests
• Short-form reinforcement for high-risk workflows

Phishing Micro Course

Fake CAPTCHA and verification prompts are now a common social engineering lure. This micro course shows how attackers use seemingly harmless prompts to get users to click, copy, or run dangerous content that opens the door to malware or account compromise.

• Recognizing fake verification or anti-bot prompts
• Understanding how attackers weaponize simple clicks
• Taking safer action when a prompt feels suspicious

AI Security Micro Course

Deepfakes are changing how attackers build trust and urgency. This micro course helps employees understand how manipulated media can be used in executive impersonation, fraud, and disinformation, along with the verification habits that help reduce risk.

• How fake media is used in real attack scenarios
• Verification steps for suspicious audio or video
• Reducing trust in unverified urgent requests

Phishing Micro Course

Attachments remain one of the easiest ways to deliver malware and steal credentials. This micro course teaches employees how to pause before opening files, validate unexpected content, and report suspicious documents without putting the organization at risk.

• Unsafe file types and unexpected attachments
• Cloud share, macro, and invoice lure patterns
• How to validate or report suspicious documents

Phishing Micro Course

QR codes are now part of normal business activity, which also makes them a useful lure for attackers. This micro course teaches employees to approach QR codes with the same caution they would use for any link, especially in public, printed, or unexpected contexts.

• Treating QR codes as clickable destinations
• Spotting fake printed or digital QR codes
• Reducing risk before scanning and visiting destinations