Empower Your Students for a Secure Digital Future and a Strong Security Culture

Our cyber threat awareness training empowers students to confront not only malware risks, but also the broad spectrum of computer and mobile security vulnerabilities. It offers insight into cyber defense strategies, such as regular system updates, the use of reputable software and the adoption of savvy online practices to safeguard against an ever-evolving array of digital threats.

Our password security training examines common password security weaknesses. The training emphasizes the critical need for robust, complex passwords, password management tools, and multi-factor authentication to fortify user accounts against unauthorized access.

Our phishing training tackles the surge of sophisticated attacks, such as job fraud emails aimed at students. Using examples from student inboxes, it teaches students how to identify these deceptive tactics that can compromise personal information and guides students to exercise vigilant cyber etiquette.

Our social media training emphasizes the importance of recognizing and avoiding oversharing to prevent adverse outcomes such as loss of privacy, reputational damage and identity theft. The training reinforces that school computers should be used for academic purposes, helping students to understand how to safeguard their digital well-being.

Our secure behavior training confronts the realities of campus thefts and scams, underscoring the necessity of shredding confidential materials such as past applications and unneeded documents. The training highlights the importance of maximizing privacy settings on personal accounts and encourages regular data backups to mitigate potential losses from deceptive activities.

Students gain a crucial layer of protection against data theft when they're equipped with the knowledge to work securely off-campus or while traveling. This training explores how to leverage VPNs for secure communications, navigate public Wi-Fi with caution and effectively secure devices and personal information while engaging in academic pursuits or conducting homework off campus.