Cybersecurity at Work

Cybersecurity isn't just an IT problem. It's everyone's responsibility. In this course, join security expert Caroline Wong as she provides practical, role-play-based training to help you recognize and respond to real-world cyber threats in today's hybrid work environment. Through interactive scenarios and hands-on guidance, you'll learn to identify social engineering attacks—including emerging deep fake scams—secure your accounts with multifactor authentication, protect company data across remote and office settings, and respond confidently to security incidents. Whether you're working from home, the office, or a coffee shop, this course equips you with the essential security behaviors needed to protect yourself, your colleagues, and your organization from increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks.

Learning objectives
Identify and respond to social engineering attacks, including email phishing, vishing, deep fake impersonation, and social media exploitation tactics.
Implement secure authentication practices using multifactor authentication (MFA) and password management to protect accounts from unauthorized access.
Secure wireless networks and remote connections by applying best practices for public Wi-Fi, home networks, and VPN usage.
Protect sensitive organizational data—including intellectual property, customer information, and employee records—across hybrid work environments.
Recognize and mitigate common security threats, including malware, ransomware, counterfeit apps, and physical security breaches.
Respond effectively to security incidents by following proper reporting procedures and containment steps for ransomware, stolen devices, and data breaches.
Apply security-conscious behaviors when updating software, managing mobile devices, and working in physical office spaces.
Evaluate personal security practices to identify vulnerabilities in social media presence, device security, and daily work habits.