CYBERPOL CYBER ESSENTIALS CERTIFICATION LEVEL 2 - Cyber Security Essentials Awareness courses are designed to train you on proper cyber and data security behavior and cyber threat awareness. This course certification is for PI (Private Investigators), Cyber Security Level 1 certifications, and anyone who works in a cyber environment on daily basis.

Hackers are good at their job – they study predictable human behavior. Whether you are a small business or a Fortune 100 company, academia or government agency, you need to train your employees on proper cyber and data security behavior. CYBERPOL CYBER ESSENTIALS CERTIFICATION training courses are designed to do just that - train your employees on proper cyber and data security behavior.

Cyber crimes are the fastest growing crime in the world. Our personal and business accounts are being attacked daily. This course provides an overview of the risk associated to cyber crimes and best practices to protect the business from phishing, email threats, and other cybercrimes. CYBERPOL CYBER ESSENTIALS CERTIFICATION training empowers your employees to protect your organization and customer data.

Level II expands on Level I training and provides employees with a more robust cyber security awareness training experience. This course is designed to reduce company risk and enhances knowledge about protecting the workplace from identity fraud, how human behavior is exploited by cybercriminals, and the business impact of cyber crimes.

CYBERPOL CYBER ESSENTIALS CERTIFICATION training Level II Cyber Security Training
15 Lesson Course. Total Time: 111:36

Risks associated with cyber crimes
The impact of cybercrime and identity fraud
Today’s threats
How behavior is exploited by cybercriminals
Creating strong passwords to increase security
Recognizing social engineering
Phishing and email best practices
Protecting against viruses, spyware and spam
Protecting your personal workspace
Security best practices away from the office
Safe internet use
Protecting the workplace from identity fraud
Social Media Security
Device management – Internet of Things
Today’s risks – acceptable use of electronic resources