Cyber security training for non IT staff

[Ditto]

The charity I work for are looking at rolling out cyber security training for all staff at a minimum basic level.

 

I'm looking at the NCSC free offering, but have you used something else that are feel is worth considering.

[TechMonkey]

Made my own based on the issues we were seeing and a bit of the NCSC presentation.

 

I'm happy to send it across but it is based on my own special sense of humour! And it does include specific school email examples we recieved.

[Ditto]

Made my own based on the issues we were seeing and a bit of the NCSC presentation.

 

I'm happy to send it across but it is based on my own special sense of humour! And it does include specific school email examples we recieved.

Thanks, that'll be great, including the humour!

[TechMonkey]

Thanks, that'll be great, including the humour!

 

DM me where you would like it sent and I'll get it across.

[jnfarmer]

What about looking at solution like Boxphish or KnowBe4? Include some internal phishing campagins and continual training based off of those results?

[MYK-IT]

Just spotted this free course by the Open University

 

https://www.open.edu/openlearn/digital-computing/introduction-cyber-security-stay-safe-online?active-tab=description-tab

[Ditto]

What about looking at solution like Boxphish or KnowBe4? Include some internal phishing campagins and continual training based off of those results?

That's has been talked about too, but increasingly for me, there is a lot of talk up the chain, and not so much action!

[WannabrewUK]

Made my own based on the issues we were seeing and a bit of the NCSC presentation.

 

I'm happy to send it across but it is based on my own special sense of humour! And it does include specific school email examples we recieved.

 

Could I get a copy too? Its something that's appeared on radar recently.

[TechMonkey]

DM'd you

[Sonic007]

I showed the videos from the NCSC powerpoint you can download and then tailored it to what we have happening in our school.

Did a question and answer sort of presentation and tried to make these things they hear in the news apply to more local and how it affects us and could at any time.

[GJordan]

These resources around cyberresilience may be helpful Cyber incident resources | North Eastern ICT Partnership (neict.org) especially https://neict.files.wordpress.com/2023/07/cyber-action-card-templates-for-schools-v1a-1.docx and https://wordpress.com/page/neict.org/2714

[Davit2005]

Just spotted this free course by the Open University

 

https://www.open.edu/openlearn/digital-computing/introduction-cyber-security-stay-safe-online?active-tab=description-tab

 

Had a look at that course, feel it's content would be too advanced for non-IT staff :-) Might give it a crack myself though :-)

 

We did a basic one in house, there is one as a skill on Linked-In if anyone is interested.

Edited February 6, 2024 by Davit2005

[NeoNebula]

It would be awesome to learn those things on your own. But I think that you need a tutor to at least explain you the basics in simple words. Well, I'm in the same boat right now and looking for training like this.

Anyway, if you can share any free materials, please do it.

[Rob_D]

Check out Trend Micro's PhishInsight (free). It's got staff training module with some good video resources.

https://cloud.phishinsight.trendmicro.com/

[ReddDwarfer]

Could you send me your presentation as well please

[Zoom7000]

Here's a video of a presentation I delivered on Cyber Security at the LGfL Let's Celebrate conference in February 2023.

 

[TechMonkey]

Could you send me your presentation as well please

 

I've DM'd you the link.

[DarkMaster]

please could i have a copy