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Cybersecurity Training Programme

This programme consists of six essential modules:

Each module is designed to equip employees with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect company data and systems.

When you have completed all 6 modules, you should be ready to take our Cybersecurity Quiz and get a Certificate of Completion.

1: Essential Cybersecurity Basics

Cybersecurity is an ongoing process, not a one-time fix.

By understanding the threats and adopting basic security practices, we can all contribute to creating a safer digital environment.

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2: Spotting Phishing and Social Engineering Attacks

Phishing and social engineering attacks are constantly evolving, but their core tactics remain the same: they exploit human nature.

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3: Password Best Practices and Multi-Factor Authentication

By adopting long passphrases, using a password manager, and enabling MFA on every account that offers it, you turn your digital presence from a “low-hanging fruit” into a locked vault.

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4: Data Protection and Privacy Essentials

Organisations in Ireland must protect personal and sensitive data by complying with GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.

Strong security measures, clear privacy practices, and ongoing staff training help reduce risk, ensure compliance, and maintain trust.

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5: Internet and Device Security Tips

Safe internet and device usage practices are essential for protecting yourself and your organisation from cyber threats.

By following these tips, you can reduce your risk of malware infections, phishing attacks, and data breaches. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and make cybersecurity a habit in your daily digital life.

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6: Reporting Cybersecurity Incidents

Incident reporting is a critical component of a strong cybersecurity posture.

By promptly reporting any suspicious activity or security incidents, you can help your organisation minimise damage, prevent future attacks, and maintain a secure digital environment.

Remember, when it comes to cybersecurity, if you see something, say something!

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ALL DONE? NOW TAKE A QUIZ

AND GET A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION WHEN YOU PASS

Cybersecurity Awareness

Test your cybersecurity knowledge and see how well you can protect yourself online!

This quick and engaging quiz covers essential topics like phishing, malware, and password security.

Challenge yourself to identify common threats and learn valuable tips for staying safe in the digital world.

Click below to start the quiz and discover your cybersecurity score!

(Allow 5 to 10 minutes to complete the quiz.)

Please fill in your name and email address.
We will send you your results and a certificate of completion when you pass.

(Pass is 80% or more.)

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1. What is a "keylogger"?

A method of backing up files.

A type of firewall.

A tool for encrypting data.

Software that records every keystroke made by a user.

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2. In cybersecurity, what does 'See Something, Say Something' encourage?

Complaining about office Wi-Fi speeds.

Telling your colleagues your new password.

Describing your desktop wallpaper to your manager.

Prompt reporting of any suspicious activity or incidents.

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3. What is the primary method used in a 'Phishing' attack?

Secretly monitoring computer activity.

Overwhelming a network with traffic.

Tricking people through deceptive emails or websites.

Self-replicating through home network files.

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4. Under GDPR, which of these is a 'Special Category' of personal data?

Biometric and health data.

Customer transaction histories.

Office building addresses.

Business strategic plans.

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5. What is a "man-in-the-middle" attack?

An attack that makes your computer run faster.

An attack where someone intercepts and potentially alters communication between two parties.

An attack that changes your computer's wallpaper.

An attack where someone physically steals your computer.

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6. What is the main risk of using public Wi-Fi without a VPN?

Your battery will drain faster.

You'll get more advertisements.

Your computer might overheat.

Your online activity can be easily monitored or intercepted.

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7. What is the best way to protect yourself from ransomware?

Disabling your computer's firewall.

Opening every email attachment you receive.

Regularly backing up your data and keeping software updated.

Only using public Wi-Fi.

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8. What is a "security patch"?

A tool for organizing computer files.

A software update that fixes security vulnerabilities.

A physical device for network security.

A type of antivirus software.

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9. If you suspect your computer is infected with malware, you should:

Report it immediately without attempting to fix it yourself.

Ignore it and hope it goes away after a restart.

Try to install a different antivirus programme yourself.

Format the hard drive immediately.

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10. What is the risk of using online banking on public Wi-Fi?

It may cause your device's battery to drain rapidly.

Public Wi-Fi is too slow for secure transactions.

Banks automatically block all connections from public networks.

Unsecured networks are vulnerable to eavesdropping.

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11. What is the primary risk of clicking on links in unsolicited emails?

Potentially downloading malware or being directed to phishing sites.

Causing your computer's clock to reset.

Automatically subscribing to unwanted newsletters.

Overloading your email inbox with more spam.

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12. Why is it important to keep your operating system and software updated?

To make your computer louder.

To fix security vulnerabilities and improve performance.

To change the appearance of your programs.

To add more advertisements.

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13. What should you do before clicking a link on a computer to verify its destination?

Click it quickly and close the tab immediately.

Right-click and select "inspect".

Hover your mouse over the link to see the true pop-up URL.

Copy the link and paste it into a Word document.

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14. What is "endpoint security"?

Security for the end of a network cable.

Security measures to protect devices like laptops, smartphones, and tablets.

A way to make your computer run faster.

A method of organizing computer files.

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15. What are the three core principles of cybersecurity?

Privacy, Protection, and Prevention

Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability

Software, Hardware, and Network Security

Detection, Encryption, and Firewalls

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16. What is a "cookie" in web browsing?

A type of malware.

A method of encrypting emails.

A small piece of data stored on a user's computer by a website.

A physical device used for network security.

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17. Which type of malware is described as a ‘digital hostage-taker’?

Ransomware

Spyware

Virus

Trojan

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18. What is the purpose of "multi-factor authentication" (MFA)?

To block all emails.

To make your internet faster.

To add extra layers of security beyond just a password.

To organize your computer files.

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19. Why are Passkeys considered 'immune to phishing'?

Because they change every time you use them.

Because they only work on government websites.

Because there is no 'password' for a hacker to steal.

Because they are too long to be typed into a fake site.

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20. What is the purpose of a firewall?

To organize files on a computer.

To block unauthorized access to a network.

To speed up internet browsing.

To enhance video streaming quality.

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The average score is 97%

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Cybersecurity Training Programme

This programme consists of six essential modules:

1: Essential Cybersecurity Basics

2: Spotting Phishing and Social Engineering Attacks

3: Password Best Practices and Multi-Factor Authentication

4: Data Protection and Privacy Essentials

5: Internet and Device Security Tips

6: Reporting Cybersecurity Incidents

ALL DONE? NOW TAKE A QUIZ

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