21COURSE / AI, SECURITY & BUSINESS
AI, Security & Business
Cybersecurity Awareness
Build a strong cybersecurity foundation from awareness to advanced threat management. Learn to identify risks, protect systems, and respond to incidents with practical, hands-on skills for today's threat landscape.
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Modules
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Cybersecurity Awareness3 Levels • Live + On-site • Certificate of CompletionEST. 2025 — GROWWM
Topics / 01
What you will learn.
A snapshot of every topic covered across all three levels. Detailed daily curriculum is in the next section.
10Core topics
01Phishing & Social Engineering
02Password Management
03Multi-Factor Authentication
04Safe Browsing
05Data Protection
06Mobile & Remote Security
07Incident Reporting
08Compliance Basics
09Insider Threats
10Security Best Practices
Curriculum / 02
Three levels.
One path.
Start where you are. Each level builds on the last — from your first formula to enterprise-grade automation.
Build a solid foundation with core concepts and essential skills.
Modules
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Day 1: Cybersecurity Awareness and Threats
- The current threat landscape: common attacks and attack vectors
- Phishing, social engineering, and how to recognize them
- Malware types: viruses, ransomware, trojans, and spyware
- Password security: creating strong passwords and using password managers
- Multi-factor authentication and why it matters
- Safe browsing, email safety, and public Wi-Fi risks
- Physical security and device protection basics
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Day 2: Protecting Your Digital Life and Workplace
- Operating system security settings and automatic updates
- Antivirus and endpoint protection configuration
- Data backup strategies: 3-2-1 rule and cloud backup
- Secure file sharing and document protection
- Mobile device security and BYOD basics
- Introduction to encryption: HTTPS, VPNs, and disk encryption
- Reporting security incidents and what to do if you are compromised
After this level
- 01Identify common cyber threats including phishing, malware, and social engineering
- 02Implement personal security best practices: passwords, MFA, and safe browsing
- 03Configure basic device and data protection measures
- 04Respond appropriately to security incidents and know when to escalate
Audience / 03
Built for doers.
Prerequisites
Basic IT literacy. Familiarity with networking concepts helpful for Advanced level.
- 01IT professionals and system administrators
- 02Business owners and managers responsible for security
- 03Anyone working with sensitive data and systems
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