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This course provides a comprehensive overview of SOC 2 compliance, focusing on the Trust Services Criteria—Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, and Privacy. Learners will gain an understanding of how SOC 2 applies to service organizations, the components of a successful compliance program, and the audit process conducted by third-party assessors. Topics include risk assessments, control implementation, policy documentation, and evidence collection. Designed for IT, compliance, and executive stakeholders, this training equips organizations to meet customer expectations and regulatory standards for data protection and operational transparency.

In the "Safe Browsing & Email Security" course, you will learn how to apply secure web browsing techniques to identify and avoid phishing websites, enhancing both your personal and organizational cybersecurity. By the end, you'll be equipped to explain the principles of safe browsing and describe the common characteristics of phishing sites. Additionally, you'll summarize best practices for evaluating and configuring email security settings, helping to safeguard sensitive corporate information and prevent unauthorized access.

Not every website is what it seems. In this quick training, discover essential tips to browse the web safely, avoid malicious sites, and protect your personal and company data. Stay sharp online—because one wrong click can lead to a big problem.

The internet is an essential tool for work and life—but it’s also full of hidden traps. Malicious websites, misleading ads, fake downloads, and pop-ups are designed to trick users into clicking the wrong thing. This course teaches you how to browse the web safely, protect sensitive information, and avoid falling into common online scams. You’ll learn how attackers disguise threats, why browser warnings matter, and how everyday choices—like clicking a link or downloading a file—can either keep you safe or put your organization at risk. With clear examples and simple steps, this course gives you the confidence to navigate the web securely.

In Safe Web Browsing: How to Stay Secure Online, you will gain the skills and knowledge needed to enhance your digital safety. By the end of this course, you'll be proficient in using password managers to safeguard your accounts with strong, unique passwords and ready to apply effective password management techniques across all your digital interactions. You'll also learn to identify and respond to phishing attempts by evaluating emails for common indicators and applying organizational protocols to ensure immediate and accurate reporting. Empower yourself to navigate online spaces more securely by understanding common security risks and implementing best practices.

Public Wi-Fi is convenient—but it’s also risky. In this quick video, learn how to stay secure when you're working or browsing on the go. From using VPNs to avoiding fake hotspots, discover smart tips to keep hackers out while you stay connected.

A new malware-as-a-service (MaaS) information stealer named SantaStealer is being advertised on Telegram and hacker forums as operating in memory to avoid file-based detection. According to security researchers at Rapid7, the operation is a rebranding of a project called BluelineStealer, and the developer is ramping up the operation ahead of a planned launch before the end of the year.

Tasks, assignments, budgets, contingencies—these are just a few of the balls project managers must keep in the air. And while they’re juggling everything, they also have to keep information organized and ready to share with the larger team. What’s their secret? It starts with reporting. In this course, you’ll learn how to develop and implement project reporting. You’ll also discover how to create effective plans, control progress, and even foresee possible challenges. And by the end of the course, you’ll understand how savvy reporting can elevate the work you and your team do.

Learn essential techniques developers can use to write secure code, prevent vulnerabilities, and protect applications from cyber threats throughout the software development lifecycle.

Sharing files is part of everyday work—but doing it the wrong way can put sensitive data at risk. In just 60 seconds, this video covers the do’s and don’ts of secure file sharing, from using approved tools to setting the right permissions. Learn how to protect your data every time you hit “send.”

Collaboration often depends on sharing files—but the way those files are shared can make the difference between keeping information safe and exposing it to risk. From email attachments to cloud platforms, insecure sharing practices can lead to data leaks, compliance violations, or unauthorized access. This course explains how to share files safely while still making teamwork easy. You’ll learn the common risks of file sharing, how attackers exploit careless practices, and the secure tools and methods that protect sensitive data. With clear guidance and relatable examples, you’ll be able to collaborate effectively without compromising security.

In "Secure Storage of Secrets," you will learn how to transform your approach to password management, moving away from insecure methods like spreadsheets to using robust password managers. By the end of this course, you'll be able to configure and utilize a password manager, incorporating encryption and multifactor authentication to protect your accounts from unauthorized access. You'll also gain a deep understanding of digital identity security, the benefits of password managers, and the importance of using strong, unique master passwords to enhance your overall security posture.

Your smartphone is a goldmine for cybercriminals. In this quick video, learn simple but powerful tips to lock down your device, protect sensitive data, and stay safe on the go. Mobile security starts with you—secure it before you lose it.

This course provides developers and security professionals with practical skills to identify, exploit, and defend against the most common web application vulnerabilities. Covering real-world attack vectors aligned with the OWASP Top 10, learners will explore threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), broken authentication, and insecure deserialization. The course emphasizes secure coding techniques, input validation, access control, and defensive architecture design. Ideal for developers, QA engineers, and security teams aiming to build and maintain secure, resilient web applications.