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A data breach can expose sensitive information, damage reputations, and disrupt operations—but most breaches start with simple mistakes or overlooked vulnerabilities. This course explains how data breaches happen, from phishing and weak passwords to misconfigured systems and insider threats. You’ll see how attackers gain access, what they do with stolen information, and why quick response is essential to limiting damage. Most importantly, you’ll learn what role every employee plays in preventing breaches and how to act if one occurs.

In the energy sector, compliance isn’t just about following rules—it’s about protecting the systems that keep society running. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) set and enforce standards that safeguard bulk electric systems against cyber and physical threats. This course introduces the essentials of FERC and NERC compliance in straightforward terms, showing how these standards strengthen both security and reliability. You’ll learn why compliance matters, how the requirements are applied in practice, and how employees contribute to maintaining a secure and resilient energy infrastructure.

Malware is one of the most persistent and evolving threats in the cybersecurity landscape, capable of causing widespread damage to systems and data. In this course, Understanding Malware, you’ll gain essential knowledge about how malicious software operates, spreads, and impacts both individuals and organizations. Through scenario-based learning and real-world examples, you’ll explore the different types of malware—including viruses, worms, ransomware, spyware, and trojans—and learn how to recognize their behavior and warning signs. You’ll also discover how malware is delivered through phishing, downloads, and vulnerabilities, and what preventive and response strategies can be used to mitigate its impact. By the end of this training, you’ll be prepared to identify malware threats and support safe computing practices that help protect your organization from compromise.

In this course, you will delve into the intricate world of malware, gaining the skills to protect your work environment from threats like viruses, trojans, and spyware. You will learn to distinguish between these types of malware, exploring their unique characteristics and the damage they can cause. By understanding the tactics used by malicious software to infiltrate systems, especially through email and online activities, you will be equipped to employ antivirus and anti-malware tools effectively. Finally, you will develop secure online habits and proactive measures that will help safeguard sensitive information within your organization.

Did you know that intention is irrelevant when it comes to determining sexual harassment? Sexual harassment is “in the eye of the beholder”, so it’s crucial to understand the kind of behavior that will and won’t be tolerated in your workplace. This refresher course can supplement more extensive sexual harassment prevention training. On completion of this course, you should be able to - • Explain why sexual harassment prevention is a workplace issue • Describe the behavior that constitutes sexual harassment • Describe some factors that can cause workplace sexual harassment" Course duration - 15 minutes

In traditional security models, once someone was inside the network, they were trusted. Today’s attackers exploit that assumption, moving laterally through systems once they gain a single foothold. Zero Trust challenges this old way of thinking by requiring continuous verification—“never trust, always verify.” This course introduces the Zero Trust approach and explains why implicit trust is one of the biggest risks in modern cybersecurity. You’ll learn how Zero Trust works, what principles guide it, and how organizations are adopting it to combat phishing, ransomware, insider threats, and more.

In "Understanding and Overcoming Cognitive Bias," you will discover how cognitive biases influence both personal and professional decision-making. By the end of this course, you will identify where these biases impact your scenarios and apply strategies to mitigate them for better outcomes. You’ll learn how to use debiasing techniques in teamwork, enhancing group decision-making and fostering critical thinking. Additionally, you will analyze past decisions affected by cognitive biases and use reflective practices to make more informed choices in the future.

In the course Understanding and Combating Fraud, Waste, and Abuse: From Theory to Practice, you will gain the skills to identify, evaluate, and mitigate risks associated with these critical issues. You will learn to apply various techniques across organizational contexts, helping you to implement effective preventive measures. Through analyzing case studies, you will develop actionable plans for managing and reporting incidents, enhancing your ability to tackle these challenges head-on. By the end of the course, you will possess a foundational understanding of the definitions and distinguishing features of fraud, waste, and abuse, enabling you to distinguish between them and understand the importance of preventive strategies.

In the course Understanding and Combating Fraud, Waste, and Abuse: From Theory to Practice, you will gain the skills to identify, evaluate, and mitigate risks associated with these critical issues. You will learn to apply various techniques across organizational contexts, helping you to implement effective preventive measures. Through analyzing case studies, you will develop actionable plans for managing and reporting incidents, enhancing your ability to tackle these challenges head-on. By the end of the course, you will possess a foundational understanding of the definitions and distinguishing features of fraud, waste, and abuse, enabling you to distinguish between them and understand the importance of preventive strategies.

Dive into the world of cybersecurity with our course on Understanding Script Kiddies: Enhancing Cyber Defenses Against Novice Hackers. In this course, you will gain the knowledge to identify and implement essential security practices to guard against cyber threats posed by script kiddies. You'll learn to configure and use intrusion detection systems, empowering you to monitor networks and recognize potential attacks. By exploring the characteristics, tools, and tactics of script kiddies, you'll be equipped to analyze real-world hacking scenarios and develop strategic defenses to maintain robust cyber protection.

In "Understanding the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 for finance professionals," you will embark on a journey to decode a pivotal piece of legislation that has shaped modern monetary policy. You'll gain insights into the historical context and foundational principles of the Act, understanding its enduring impact on the banking sector. By exploring the structure and functions of the Federal Reserve System, you'll learn to interpret key amendments and regulations, linking them to today's financial practices. This course empowers you to evaluate and analyze regulatory challenges, equipping you with the strategies needed to enhance compliance and optimize financial operations in your work environment.

This course introduces the core principles behind social engineering attacks, with a focus on pretexting as a manipulation technique. Learners examine how attackers craft believable narratives, exploit trust, and leverage authority or urgency to influence behavior. Practical examples show how these tactics appear in everyday workplace interactions, helping employees recognize manipulation early and respond appropriately.

Understand why regularly updating your software and systems is crucial to protecting against security threats and keeping your digital environment safe.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a required step in the software development lifecycle that ensures system changes meet business requirements and are safe for production release. It involves structured testing, documented evidence, and formal business sign-off to support compliance, reduce risk, and maintain system integrity.

In this course, you will explore the transformative potential of generative AI within your workplace. You'll learn how to leverage basic generative AI tools to automate routine tasks, enabling you to work smarter and enhance productivity. Through practical workplace examples, you will interpret real-life applications of generative AI in business operations, empowering you to identify opportunities for automation and improvement in your daily tasks.

When you connect to the internet, your activity can be tracked, intercepted, or exposed—especially on public or unsecured networks. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) adds a critical layer of protection by encrypting your connection and masking your online identity. This course explains how VPNs work, why they matter, and how to use them safely and effectively. You’ll learn the benefits of VPNs for privacy, security, and safe remote work, as well as their limitations. With practical tips, you’ll be able to choose when and how to use a VPN to protect sensitive data and reduce online risks.

Using your work laptop for personal tasks might seem harmless—but it can expose your organization to serious security risks. In this 60-second video, learn why mixing work and personal use can lead to malware, data leaks, and phishing attacks—and how keeping them separate protects everyone.

Des directives claires sur l'utilisation responsable des technologies de l'entreprise sont essentielles pour protéger les données, les systèmes et la réputation de l'organisation. Ce cours, « Utilisation acceptable des ressources informationnelles », vous permettra d'apprendre les principes et les politiques qui régissent l'utilisation appropriée des appareils, réseaux, applications et données appartenant à l'entreprise. À travers des exemples concrets et des conseils pratiques, vous découvrirez ce qui constitue un comportement acceptable et inacceptable, notamment en matière d'utilisation personnelle, de traitement des données, d'installation de logiciels et d'accès à Internet. Vous comprendrez également les conséquences des violations de ces politiques sur la sécurité, les aspects juridiques et la conformité. À l'issue de cette formation, vous serez en mesure d'utiliser les ressources informationnelles de manière responsable et sécurisée, contribuant ainsi à maintenir un environnement de travail numérique sûr, efficace et conforme.

Welcome to the Virginia Mandated Reporting & Crisis Response Training, a course designed to prepare clinicians and care professionals to recognize, respond to, and report abuse in compliance with Florida law. You’ll learn how to identify the signs and categories of child and adult abuse—including physical, emotional, sexual abuse, and neglect—and understand the legal steps involved in making a report to the appropriate agencies. The course also covers consent laws, documentation practices, and how to communicate your role as a mandated reporter during intake sessions. Equip yourself with the knowledge and confidence to act ethically and protect vulnerable individuals.

Voice phishing—commonly known as vishing—is a growing cyber threat that uses phone calls and voice messages to manipulate individuals into revealing sensitive information. In this course, Vishing, you’ll learn how to recognize, respond to, and report voice-based social engineering attacks. Through realistic scenarios and practical guidance, you’ll explore how attackers impersonate trusted entities, exploit urgency, and use psychological tactics to gain access to credentials, financial data, or internal systems. You’ll also discover best practices for verifying callers, handling suspicious communications, and supporting organizational incident response efforts. By the end of this training, you’ll be prepared to defend against vishing attempts—strengthening your role in maintaining a secure communication environment.

Not every scam arrives by email. Vishing—short for “voice phishing”—uses phone calls or voicemails to trick people into giving up sensitive information. Attackers often impersonate banks, tech support, government agencies, or even coworkers to pressure targets into acting quickly. Because a human voice feels personal and trustworthy, vishing can be even harder to spot than email phishing. This course explores how vishing works, the psychological tactics attackers use, and the red flags that can help you spot a suspicious call. You’ll also learn what to do if you receive a call that feels off, and how to protect yourself and your organization from falling victim.