This course will expose the student to all of the basic and foundational key components of what an astrological natal chart consists of and how to interpret certain conditions in order to create a description or make futuristic predictions about a personality or events in a person's life.
The Physical Security module covers topics on: the danger of theft of a device, why you might be a target for device theft, what is physical security, and steps that will enhance the security of your device.
The Mobile Devices module covers topics on: how malware is delivered to your mobile device, ways to protect your device, and what to do if your device is lost or stolen.
The Data Protection module covers topics on: your responsibilities toward data privacy, data destruction standards, and dangers of leaving private/confidential information out in the open.
The Ransomware module covers topics on: what ransomware is and how it is delivered, ransomware's effect, minimizing the threat of ransomware, and reporting ransomware attacks.
The Cloud Computing module will differentiate desktop from cloud computing; identify the advantages and disadvantages of cloud computing; and describe several best practices for using the cloud safely.
The Social Networking module covers topics on: how information posted online can be used against you, how apps can make you vulnerable, what makes a site a social network, and how to utilize privacy settings.
The Malicious Links module covers topics on: why links can be dangerous, how to identify the components of a link and break down the parts of a URL, and what to do if you are targeted with a malicious link.
The Surfing the Web module covers topics on: safe web surfing, secure websites, and how to identify and avoid malicious sites and links.
The Business Email Compromise (BEC) Scams module covers topics on: identifying BEC scams, differentiating between the three main types of BEC scams, and reporting a suspected attack.
The Advanced Spear Phishing module covers topics on: identifying three types of advanced spear phishing techniques,
identifying indicators of an advanced spear phishing email, and understanding what to do if you are the target.
The Spear Phishing module covers topics on: why spear phishing poses a threat to our organization, the three types of spear phishing emails, and the indicators of a spear phishing email.
The Social Engineering module covers topics on: the difference between a technical and non-technical attack, different types of social engineering, and what to do if you are the target of a social engineering scam.
The Security Outside the Office module covers topics on: attack methods that put your information at risk, the risks of using a portable storage device, the difference between a public and a secure network, and what to do if your device is lost or stolen.
The Insider Threats module covers topics on: danger insider threats pose, the three types of insider threats, and what to do if you observe suspicious activity.
The lesson was developed to raise awareness about how to avoid online threats that might target you or our organization. By identifying common online threats, understanding risk factors for each type of threat, and learning how to minimize the risk of an attack.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an overview of compliance regulations, your responsibilities under GDPR, and how to report a non-compliance issue.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an overview of compliance regulations, your responsibilities under GDPR, and how to report a non-compliance issue.
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS) answers “what is cardholder data,” the standard and regulations both an IT-professional and Non-IT professional must follow to protect the data and privacy of the cardholder, and how to report a data breech.
Personally Identifiable Information (PII) focuses on the laws and regulations that govern the protection of sensitive personal data, security measures that can be taken to protect the data, and the steps to take when reporting a data breech.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is an overview of the HIPAA, HITECH and Omnibus legislation and security measures that can be taken to protect the data, and the reporting procedure in case of a data breech.
Privacy Amendment (NDB) Act module is an overview of the 2017 Act that was instituted in February of 2018 in Australia. The module focuses on the definition of a data breach, and the notification process for eligible data breaches.
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