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Cybersecurity Basics: Protect Yourself and Your Small Team

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Learn to identify real-world cyber threats, block phishing attempts, secure your devices, and protect sensitive data — then apply these skills to build a practical security policy that keeps your entire small team safe.

What's included

📦6 modules

🖼24 narrated slides

✅9 quiz questions

📊Diagrams

🔊AI narration

🎓Certificate of completion

🎟️Included in subscription plans

🌐Available in 2 languages

⏱️Deep · ~50 min

📱Self-paced, learn anywhere

♾️Lifetime access

What you'll learn

M1Understanding the Threat Landscape: Why Everyday Users Are Targeted⌄

Why Hackers Target Small Teams and Individuals, Not Just Big Corporations
How One Phishing Email Brought Down a Real Small Business
The Most Common Entry Points: Email, Browser, and Mobile Devices
Mapping Your Personal Attack Surface: What Data You Actually Have at Risk

M2Recognizing and Defeating Phishing Attacks3 quiz questions⌄

Anatomy of a Phishing Email: Spotting Fake Senders, Urgency, and Spoofed Logos
Beyond Email: Smishing, Vishing, and Phishing via Social Media and Slack
Live Drill: Analyze 5 Real-World Phishing Examples and Flag the Red Flags
Clicked a Suspicious Link? Immediate Steps to Limit Damage

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M5Data Backups That Will Save You From Ransomware⌄

The 3-2-1 Backup Rule: Ransomware Recovery in Practice
Free Backup Options for Small Teams: Windows, Time Machine, and Google Drive
Paid and Automated Solutions: Backblaze, Acronis, and When They Are Worth the Cost
Testing Your Backups: Verify You Can Actually Restore Before Disaster Strikes

M6Building a Basic Security Policy for Your Team3 quiz questions⌄

What a One-Page Security Policy Looks Like and Why Your Team Will Actually Follow It
Defining Rules for Password Management, Device Use, and Incident Reporting in Plain Language
Onboarding New Team Members Securely: A Step-by-Step Checklist
Running a Monthly Security Review Without a Dedicated IT Department

Cybersecurity Basics: Protect Yourself and Your Small Team

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