The employee will learn practical techniques like checking domain names, verifying HTTPS connections, and identifying scare tactics used in fake warnings.
The employee will also learn safe habits for entering personal or work-related data online, including when to avoid using autofill and how to decide whether a website is trustworthy.
These skills will help the employee reduce online risks and protect both their own and the organisation’s information.
Lesson 1: Identifying Fake Websites and Malicious Links
In this lesson, your employees will learn how to spot warning signs of unsafe websites and avoid online traps that can lead to data loss or malware infections. They will learn simple practices, like looking closely at web addresses, verifying contact details, and avoiding links or downloads from suspicious sites.
Lesson 2: Handling Pop-ups and Fake Warnings
In this lesson, your employees will learn how to handle pop-up messages that try to scare them into clicking or calling.
They will learn how to spot the warning signs, which can help them tell the difference between fake alerts from cybercriminals and real messages from trusted websites or programs.
Lesson 3: Recognizing Secure Websites (HTTPS vs. HTTP)
In this lesson, your employees will learn what HTTPS means and why it matters when sharing information online, and that HTTPS protects data like passwords and personal details by encrypting it.
Lesson 4: Safe Data Entry Practices
Your employees will learn how to stay careful when entering information on websites, even on trusted ones. They will learn the risks of sharing too much data, reusing passwords, and relying on autofill without checking what is being shared.
