Many companies, especially medium-sized ones, are in the middle of the digital transformation. On the way to finding the right strategy, trying out new technologies, but also working methods and business models, the topic of cybersecurity/IT security is often neglected. What options are there to protect yourself from hacker attacks? How do I have to make my team fit? And above all: What does preventive crisis management look like that consistently takes cybersecurity into account? After all, a cyber attack can not only result in data theft and compromised servers. Much worse is the possible total failure of the communication infrastructure in the organization to coordinate countermeasures internally and externally. So what to do?

Content of the training

• What is cyber security? And against what can and should one protect oneself?

• What strategies are there in the field of prevention, detective and recovery?

• How hackers work and think: Which attack vectors are used?

  • Detect and fend off phishing & ransomware

  • Recognizing and defending against social engineering

  • Understanding Viruses & Trojans

  • Safe handling of passwords

  • Safe handling of mobile devices

  • Handling sensitive information

  • dealing with visitors

  • Secure workplace (clean desk, clear screen, etc.)

  • Working safely in the home office

  • Reporting channels for incidents

• Prevention: What can I do as an employee for cyber security?

• Role of the leader and the cyber resilience team

Target group & requirements

This training is designed for all employees who want to familiarize themselves with the risks involved in dealing with digital tools and information. No special knowledge is required.

Length of time

The training is designed as a compact training for 4 hours.

Interested? Get in contact with us.

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