Cybersecurity Awareness Training
This course puts you inside a live cybersecurity mission, a hands-on introduction to the everyday threats facing your accounts, your devices, and your organisation, and why they matter.
Across four missions, you'll build a clear, practical understanding of the risks employees face every day: weak passwords, phishing and social engineering, unsecured devices, and the fake updates and public Wi-Fi traps that put whole organisations at risk. The focus is on awareness and instinct, helping you recognise threats in the moment, and see how the small decisions you make at your desk protect the wider business.
By the end of the course, you will understand:
Why these cybersecurity threats matter, to you personally and to your organisation
How everyday choices, from the passwords you choose to the links you click, make the difference between a close call and a breach
How individuals in organisations can build a stronger security culture through everyday habits and vigilance
You'll explore practical actions you can take immediately, get introduced to the tactics real attackers use, and put your instincts to the test in a final mission that brings every lesson together.
This course is designed as an introduction to cybersecurity awareness. It does not assume prior knowledge and does not require you to become an IT or security expert. Instead, it provides a foundation, a starting point for building safer habits and informed judgment, both at your desk and at home.
Together, we build the instincts that keep us all secure. This is our mission. Our responsibility. Our defence.
Estimated time to complete: approximately 30 minutes.
Audio: English. Subtitles: English and Swedish.
Headphones are recommended for the best experience.
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Cybersecurity: Under Attack
A 30-minute cybersecurity mission through the threats you'll actually face at work: phishing, weak passwords, unsecured devices, and one final test to see if your instincts hold up.
A 30-minute cybersecurity mission through the threats you'll actually face at work: phishing, weak passwords, unsecured devices, and one final test to see if your instincts hold up.
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