Cyber ​​hygiene training - your security starts here

The weakest link in an organization's IT systems is the user

Your organization may have the best solutions to protect IT systems and data. All it takes is one employee’s negligence and all that effort will be wasted.

More and more cyberattacks are targeting users to steal their account information or fraudulently obtain important data from them. The behavior of employees outside of work, such as using their personal devices and social media, also plays an important role. It is the latter that can provide cybercriminals with important information for the attack to be successful.

What do you have to lose?

2023, 70% of cybercrimes were user account hijacking.

Compared to 2022, the number of computer scams in 2023 increased by 45%

The average computer fraud loss in 2023 was around €8,400

In 2023, the loss of cyber attacks amounted to 12.1 million euros (Estonia)

Why choose cyber hygiene training?

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Risk reduction

Aware users can prevent most cyberattacks and therefore reduce the risk of attack.

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Raising awareness

Much in cybersecurity depends on user behavior and their habits.

Preparing for threats

Regular training and exercises help maintain user vigilance

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Reliability protection

A knowledgeable organization is a reliable partner. It also reduces the risks for others.

Where to start when planning training?

You can think about what the main concerns are or select areas in which you want to educate your employees.

Put together your own training from topic packages

Choose the appropriate topics you want to train your employees on

Subject 1

The most common types of cyber attacks and their characteristics
It explains the working principles of today's most common cyber attacks and the specific characteristics that help employees recognize and avoid them early. It also discusses recent attack trends and tactics.

Subject 2

Behavioral patterns and motivations of cybercriminals
It explains how cybercriminals operate, what their typical behavioral patterns and sources of motivation are.

Subject 3

Why are cybercriminals successful?
It discusses the reasons why cybercriminals are successful. It examines the role of people themselves in this.

Subject 4

Cyber ​​hygiene basics
Explains cyber hygiene concepts and basic practices that help employees keep their digital environment safe. Discusses personal responsibility.

Subject 5

Strong passwords and multi-factor authentication
The importance of creating a strong password and the need for multi-factor authentication are emphasized. The use of password managers and the prevention of password reuse are also discussed.

Subject 6

Protection of business information and data protection
The importance of data protection and ways to protect sensitive information are introduced. Data protection principles and employee responsibilities are discussed.

Subject 7

Email and phishing attacks
The focus is on how to recognize and avoid common phishing schemes, as well as what to do if you suspect that it may be a fake email or link.

Subject 8

Software and systems updates
It explains why it is important to keep software and devices up to date. It also discusses automatic updates and the importance of installing security patches. It also looks at the importance of antivirus.

Subject 9

Secure remote and hybrid work
It discusses the risks associated with remote and hybrid working, including the use of public Wi-Fi networks and the need for VPNs. It provides practical tips for ensuring a secure remote connection.

Subject 10

Mobile device security
Explains how to protect mobile devices, which are often connected to corporate data. Covers screen locking, device tracking, and app security.

Subject 11

Physical security and device protection
The importance of physical security is emphasized, including in workplaces and public places. The safe storage of laptops and other devices is also discussed.

Subject 12

Data backup and recovery plans
It introduces how and why it is necessary to regularly back up data. It also discusses creating recovery plans in the event of a cyber attack or system failure.

Subject 13

Social engineering
Explains the social manipulation techniques hackers use to mislead employees. Discusses how to recognize manipulation techniques and avoid falling victim to them.

Subject 14

Personal and professional digital footprint
It addresses how employees leave digital footprints and discusses how to reduce them in both personal and professional contexts. It focuses on privacy settings and managing digital footprints.

Subject 15

Insider threats and how to avoid them
It introduces insider threats – how employees, either intentionally or unintentionally, can compromise the security of a company. It covers tools and procedures that can help identify and mitigate these threats.

Subject 16

An important topic for your organization
If there is any other area you would like to cover further, please let us know. It is also possible to expand on some topics based on the specifics of your organization.

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