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Cyber Security Training

Duration of Training: 2 hours

Cyber Security Training for up to 25 participants      €900
Cyber Security Training from 26 participants          €1500

The purpose of the training is to introduce different cyberattack methods. By knowing these an organization can prevent serious threats, such as taking over an e-mail address, stealing personal data and trade secrets, or even taking control of the entire organization's infrastructure and business.

Fraudulent e-mails (phishing/spoofing)

  • The e-mail implies that it comes from an important person in the company
  • The e-mail implies that there is a problem with the user’s account, and in order to solve it they should log into the account

Password attacks

  • Password spray
  • Password dictionary attack
  • Most used passwords
  • Password recommendations
  • Password leaks, haveibeenpwned
  • Fake e-mail examples

 Spyware and adware

  • Various software programs that collect information from the user’s computer, monitor the activity of the user, and log everything that is written (e.g., passwords).
  • Annoying ads that, when clicked on, take to a fraudulent page.

Public Wi-Fi without password

  • As strange computers can connect to a public Wi-Fi accessible without password, that may be used for malicious purposes.
  • A hacker creates a Wi-Fi with the name of a company. A user connects to the Wi-Fi in good faith, but the network redirects the user to a fake network.

Spam

  • Product or service ad/newsletter
  • Malicious e-mails

Social Engineering

  • Art of manipulating people to give access to a hacker voluntarily.
  • Thereby, advantage is taken of the person’s:
    • laziness
    • lack of attention
    • excessive trust (someone pretends to be an IT person)
    • enthusiasm (they promise X if you do Y NOW)
    • sincere wish to help
    • trust (they believe they are following the order of a superior)
  • Old, discarded equipment that have not been cleaned up – contain data and accesses.
  • Listening or observing the entry of password.

Security solutions

  • PIN instead of password
  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
  • Passwordless login
  • Bitlocker
  • Microsoft Defender for Office365 instead of ATP

 

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