What you'll learn
Understand the fundamental concepts of cybersecurity and identify common types of cyber threats and their potential impacts.
Implement best practices for securing networks and preventing unauthorized access.
Recognize the importance of email security and apply strategies to mitigate email-based threats.
Utilize secure web browsing techniques to protect against web-based vulnerabilities.
Implement effective strategies to secure various devices, including computers, laptops, and mobile devices.
Demonstrate an understanding of the CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) and its application in cybersecurity.
Recognize different types of threat actors and understand the methods they employ, both technical and non-technical.
Implement password security measures, multi-factor authentication, and encryption techniques to enhance data protection.
Apply best practices for protecting personal information and preventing identity theft.
Recognize social engineering techniques and adopt strategies to mitigate social engineering attacks.
Develop a proactive mindset towards cybersecurity and practice good cyber hygiene.

Requirements
No prior knowledge required. This course is suitable for beginners.

Description
Welcome to our Cybersecurity Awareness Essentials course, your gateway to strengthening digital defense. This comprehensive course will help equip you with essential cybersecurity knowledge and practices.Designed for individuals seeking a solid foundation in cybersecurity principles, this course delves into network security, email security, web browsing security, and device security. You'll learn about threat actors, their motivations, and methodologies. We'll explore wired and wireless network vulnerabilities and how to protect them. We'll also cover email security, recognizing and countering phishing techniques.We'll navigate web-based threats, typosquatting, and watering hole attacks while implementing secure browsing practices. And finally, learn how to secure your devices, follow password best practices, embrace multi-factor authentication, and stay updated with the latest defenses.By the end of this course, you should confidently grasp cybersecurity concepts and acquire practical skills to safeguard yourself and your organization against cyber threats.Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your digital life, ensuring you can confidently navigate the digital landscape and defend against evolving threats. Enroll today and fortify your cybersecurity awareness.By the end of this course, students should be able to:Understand the fundamental concepts of cybersecurity and identify common types of cyber threats and their potential impacts.Implement best practices for securing networks and preventing unauthorized access.Recognize the importance of email security and apply strategies to mitigate email-based threats.Utilize secure web browsing techniques to protect against web-based vulnerabilities.Implement effective strategies to secure various devices, including computers, laptops, and mobile devices.Demonstrate an understanding of the CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) and its application in cybersecurity.Recognize different types of threat actors and understand the methods they employ, both technical and non-technical.Implement password security measures, multi-factor authentication, and encryption techniques to enhance data protection.Apply best practices for protecting personal information and preventing identity theft.Recognize social engineering techniques and adopt strategies to mitigate social engineering attacks.Develop a proactive mindset towards cybersecurity and practice good cyber hygiene.This course includes:2 hours of video tutorials27 individual video lecturesCertificate of completion

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Lecture 2 WATCH ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 3 Downloadable Course Transcript

Lecture 4 Cyber Security Introduction

Lecture 5 What is Cyber Security and the CIA Triad

Lecture 6 Threat Actors: Who are They?

Lecture 7 Types of Threat Actors

Lecture 8 Motivations of Threat Actors

Lecture 9 Methodologies Employed by Threat Actors

Section 2: Secure Networking

Lecture 10 Network Security Introduction

Lecture 11 Introduction to Wired and Wireless Networks

Lecture 12 Wired Network Vulnerabilities and How to Protect Wired Networks

Lecture 13 Wireless Network Vulnerabilities and How to Protect Wireless Networks

Section 3: Secure E-Mail

Lecture 14 E-Mail Security Introduction

Lecture 15 E-Mail: Overview and Importance

Lecture 16 Phishing: Techniques, Implications and How to Spot

Lecture 17 Understanding E-Mail Headers for Verification

Section 4: Secure Internet Browsing

Lecture 18 Internet Security Introduction

Lecture 19 Exploring Web-Based Threats

Lecture 20 Typo Squatting: Risks and Mitigation

Lecture 21 Watering Hole Attacks: Tactics and Countermeasures

Lecture 22 Secure Browsing Best Practices

Section 5: Device Security & Password Management

Lecture 23 Device Security Introduction

Lecture 24 Securing Computers, Laptops, and Mobile Devices

Lecture 25 Password Best Practices

Lecture 26 Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Lecture 27 Keeping Devices Up-to-Date

Lecture 28 Best Practices for Protecting Devices from Cyber Attacks

Lecture 29 Course Conclusion

Those who want to learn the essential cybersecurity knowledge and practices.,People who want to safeguard their digital data and identity.,Those who are new to network security and cybersecurity.