Cyber Essentials Principle: Avoiding AI Phishing Attacks Course
English
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7 mins!
Finish in
7 mins!
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Employees
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Supervisors
Employees
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Supervisors
Certificate
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of Completion
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What you'll learn
Explain how generative AI is used for spear phising
Business Email Compromise (BEC), and voice phishing scams
Follow best practices for avoiding generative AI phishing scams
Skills covered in this course
Description
Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Google Bard have changed the way we thing about productivity. However, like most things on the Internet, AI can be both helpful and harmful. Cybercriminals are now using these tools to generate phishing scams that look more real than ever before.
Course Features:
Final Quiz.
Can be translated into languages for an additional fee.
Course Features:
Final Quiz.
Can be translated into languages for an additional fee.
System Requirements
Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome (latest versions), Mac: Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox (latests versions).
Mobile: Safari in Apple iOS/IPadOS (latest version), Google Chrome in Apple iOS/IPadOS (latest version), Google Chrome (latest version) in Android OS 6 or later
Author
Global Learning Systems provides Cybersecurity and HR Compliance training designed to build a culture of security. Their catalog includes courses in Phishing Awareness, Data Privacy, Ethics & Code of Conduct, and Diversity & Inclusion. The training is interactive and focuses on behavior change that reduces organizational risks. Global Learning Systems supports companies in meeting compliance requirements and improving employee awareness. Their courses help organizations strengthen defenses against cyber threats and regulatory challenges.
Cyber Essentials Principle: Avoiding AI Phishing Attacks Course
Cyber Essentials Principle: Avoiding AI Phishing Attacks
Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Google Bard have changed the way we thing about productivity. However, like most things on the Internet, AI can be both helpful and harmful. Cybercriminals are now using these tools to generate phishing scams that look more real than ever before.