online & internet safety

Online Safety Online

Our Online Safety course enables attendees to identify signs of cyber-crime in the workplace and to gain confidence in how to react to a situation.

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What you'll learn.

  • The definitions of Cyber-Security, Identity Theft, Cyber-Crime, Phishing, Spear Phishing and Malware.
  • Recognise the challenges that may be faced if Cyber-Security is not used.
  • Understand how viruses and worms can affect networks/ systems.
  • Understand what spyware and ransom is.
  • Explore the different ways hackers can access private/ confidential information.

About Online Safety Online.

What is Cyber-Crime? What is Cyber-Security? What is Identity Theft? What is Phishing? What is Spear Phishing? What is Malware? Our Online Safety course will help you answer the questions above and more. 62% of adults and over 80% of children (aged 12-15) have had a potentially harmful experience online. Through our Online Safety course, you will gain an understanding of what cyber-crime is and how it affects individuals. You will learn the differences between Phishing and Spear Phishing. You will learn how to spot a phishing scam. You will learn what Malware is. You will also learn what Identity Theft and Cyber-Security is.

Who is Online Safety Online for?

Our Online Safety course is for everyone. Whatever work or non-work online use our Online Safety course gives individuals knowledge, skills, and confidence in how to indicate signs of Cyber-Crime and how to prevent it.

What are the learning outcomes?

  • Discuss the definitions of Cyber-Security, Cyber-Crime, Phishing and Spear Phishing, Malware, Identity Theft and Ransomware.
  • Discuss what factors can increase the likelihood of being a victim to Cyber-Crime.
  • Recognise the indicators of Cyber-Crime.
  • Be able to safely use the internet without worry of being a victim to hackers.
  • Evaluate different circumstances of why an individual’s behaviour may change.
  • Develop knowledge, skills, and strategies to develop positive environments revolving around online safety in or out of the workplace.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is online safety?
Online safety involves protecting personal information, avoiding scams and malware, being mindful of online interactions, securing devices with strong passwords and updates, and balancing screen time. It’s about safeguarding yourself and your devices while navigating the internet, ensuring a positive and secure digital experience.
Online safety is crucial for shielding from scams, malware, and data theft, keeping personal information private, maintaining a positive online reputation, and encouraging responsible internet use. Prioritising online safety allows for confident and secure internet exploration, balancing digital engagement with real-world connections.
Stay safe online with strong passwords, firewalls, and software updates. Be cautious of suspicious websites, downloads, and links. Enable two-factor authentication and be mindful of social media sharing. Watch out for phishing scams and avoid sensitive actions on public Wi-Fi. Regularly back up your data for extra protection.

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