Cyber Security: Securing Technology from Cyber Risks
8 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Description
Every month brings headlines about another organization reeling from a compromised network and the release of confidential information. This course shows employees how to respond.
What this course covers:
- How hackers and criminals gain access to company technology
- Practical ways to frustrate their attempts
- Protecting organizational, customer, and personal information
- Everyday habits that reduce cyber risk
A short, practical course that helps any employee secure technology against real-world cyber threats.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
Cyber Security: Securing Technology from Cyber Risks
Frequently Asked Questions
The course opens with the fact that every month brings headlines about another organization reeling from a compromised network and leaked confidential information, and uses that pattern to show employees how to respond before it happens to their company.
It covers how hackers and criminals gain access to company technology, giving learners insight into common entry points rather than a vague warning to "be careful." This understanding sets up the practical countermeasures covered later in the course.
The course covers practical ways to frustrate hackers' attempts, turning the earlier discussion of access methods into concrete actions employees can take. These countermeasures are presented as achievable steps rather than requiring specialized technical skill.
It covers protecting organizational, customer, and personal information together, showing that a single breach can affect a business and the people connected to it at once. This wider view of what's at risk motivates consistent security habits.
It's a short, practical course that helps any employee secure technology against real-world cyber threats, regardless of their technical background or role. The course prioritizes everyday habits that reduce cyber risk over deep technical instruction or jargon.
Every month brings headlines about another organization reeling from its digital network being compromised, resulting in the unauthorized release of confidential information. On a personal level, everyone likely knows someone who suffered identity theft. Here, learners explore the many ways that hackers and other criminals gain access to an organization’s technology and how best to frustrate these attempts while protecting sensitive organizational, customer, and personal information.
Course Length: 8 Minutes