Cybersecurity

Every day I get messages that usually start with the words "Kamil, help…!". Unfortunately, not all the stories of people who contact me about losing access to, for example, social media accounts have a happy ending. That's why I come to the rescue, and it's my basic course "Your eSecurity". I'll teach you how to secure your data so it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.

Or do you think this doesn't concern you? Magdalena thought so too, like many other people. Is it worth it? All you have to do is invest a bit of time and a really small amount to gain priceless peace of mind!

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Who have I trained?

I've delivered my training courses for large and small enterprises, city halls and local governments. I've trained entities such as IBM, Veolia, Wrocław Airport, Wrocław City Hall, Koszalin City Hall. I also teach classes on this topic at many universities. If you want to know more about my training, get acquainted with it on this page.

Who should take the training?

Do you think you take sufficient care of the security of your data? You may be surprised. A strong password isn't everything! These are exactly the views I deal with most often! I created the "Your eSecurity" training with the following in mind:

  • entrepreneurs, local governments and foundations, employees wanting to raise their competences;
  • people working remotely, office workers;
  • virtual assistants, influencers and freelancers;
  • people working in the e-commerce industry;
  • marketing agencies;
  • insurance and brokerage companies;
  • those who want to use the internet safely!

Taking part in the course doesn't require any special preparation or technical knowledge from you. All you need is the willingness to gain new, much-needed information.

"The five most efficient cyber defenders are: Anticipation, Education, Detection, Reaction and Resilience. Do remember: 'Cybersecurity is much more than an IT topic.'"
– Stephane Nappo

Why is it worth taking part in the training?

Still wondering about taking part in the course? Here's what you get from me as part of the training:

  • the knowledge of how to secure your data online;
  • the ability to recognise threats that appear online (not everyone who writes to you has honest intentions and is who they claim to be);
  • the ability to protect your online business against cybercriminal attacks;
  • knowledge of how to react in the event of an attack on your account;
  • a practical checklist that will let you check the degree of your digital security and fix the gaps in this area;
  • 7-day access to the recorded training – if you can't attend our live meeting or you need a recap and to consolidate the material;
  • a PDF certificate confirming participation in the course.

Although the topic of the course is cybersecurity, I pass on the knowledge in such a way that even a non-technical person can understand what I want to say. I try to adapt the content to the level of the participants and to emphasise the most important issues.

A benefit for the employee

The "Your eSecurity" training is not only an investment in the security of your company, but also a valuable benefit for employees. Participants gain practical knowledge of how to protect their data both in the professional environment and privately. Thanks to this they're able to use the internet safely at home, which increases their engagement and motivation to take part in the training. Such awareness of cyberthreats translates into better protection of both company and private data, which is a benefit for both the employer and the employee.

Security Awareness agenda

Opening and introduction to the topic

  • A brief history of internet attacks;
  • Why do cybercriminals want to break into you?
  • "But I don't have anything important, why would they break into me?".

How do break-in artists take over access to your computer?

  • Malicious QR codes;
  • Malicious links;
  • Phishing;
  • Typosquatting;
  • Social engineering attacks.

We learn the strength of an internet password

  • How to take proper care of internet passwords?
  • Do you have a "strong" password?
  • How does a cybercriminal obtain your password?
  • How can you yourself look up your friends' passwords?
  • How to create passwords and does it make sense?
  • Which password manager to choose?
  • Is there something better than passwords, that is, two-factor authentication?

How to protect your email?

  • Email protection – what does it mean?
  • Which mail is best to use and why?
  • Hiding your real email address.

How does your data leak?

  • Information leaks, that is, where to draw data about yourself and others?
  • What data do the photos we take convey about us?
  • What data do we share about ourselves without being aware of it?
  • Physically tracking people.

What do you need to know about securing a WiFi network?

  • Is connecting to a public WiFi network safe?
  • How to locate people using a wireless network?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security

  • What to watch out for when using AI tools?
  • The basics of privacy and security in AI tools.

Connecting external devices

  • Can you plug in someone else's equipment?
  • What can threaten you and what data can be stolen.

Security of phones and messengers

  • How to secure a mobile phone?
  • How to safely use internet messengers?
  • Secure communication via internet messengers.

Security on social media

  • What to pay attention to?
  • What data we share and what can be read from it;
  • How to secure Facebook, LinkedIn and other accounts.

The most important issues related to remote work

  • Remote work;
  • Tips on security when working from home and beyond;
  • Working on a private versus a company computer;
  • What to watch out for during video calls?
  • How not to become a money mule online?
  • Security of smart devices and homes.

How to pay online, in shops and abroad?

  • Payment cards on the phone;
  • Withdrawals from ATMs;
  • Security of electronic transactions.

Backups

  • How to make them and why you have to make them?

When an incident does occur

  • What to do when your data does leak?
  • Reporting security incidents.

Additional questions session

Summary

The training will last from 4 to 6 hours. It all depends on the number of questions and the interaction between the attendees.

What do others say?

You can view more recommendations on my testimonials page.

Let's talk about your training

Schedule a free 15-minute meeting with me, and let's discuss the dates and scope of the training. You can also email me, and we'll work out a suitable scope and date.