Learn about how our standalone courses can be a great addition to your organization's security efforts on awareness training for the workplace!
We have bonus courses too! In addition to our multiple training course series on Cybersecurity, we also have standalone courses available. In some cases, companies may see certain security issues that need to be addressed or singled out so these standalone courses are a great way to do so.
This quick tip video takes a look at our standalone course options!
First up, we have our "Gone Phishing" course which includes nine modules for an in-depth understanding of phishing attacks. It covers the potential consequences of falling for fishing attempts and how to properly report them. This more comprehensive course on phishing can help increase your team's security posture, whether it's as they are getting started with cybersecurity training for the first time or used as supplemental training to further educate them on the topic of phishing.
Next, our six industry specific courses are available for those companies that face unique cyber threats relevant to their line of work. From wire fraud in real estate, and to protecting student data and education, we have industry specific courses for healthcare, small businesses, higher education, law firms, financial institutions, and real estate agencies.
We also have our 'Smishing for Answers" standalone course that is helpful for protecting users not just against traditional phishing attempts but for those threats targeting are mobile devices. With more and more smishing attacks through malicious text messaging occurring, this course keeps your users informed on this popular method of cyber attack.
Lastly, our "Multi-factor Authentication", also known as MFA, course covers the importance of implementing this security method as an essential line of defense for keeping your online accounts safer from being hacked. This course guides users on how MFA is setup, how it works, and why it is important to use as an extra layer of security for their passwords.
If you're interested in enrolling your users in one of these standalone courses, you can find them in your school Portal under the Content Library by searching for the course by topic or by course name.