Cybersecurity Training Courses Provide Your Employees With a Security Mindset
CYBERSECURITY TRAINING COURSE CATEGORIES
Syntrio’s cybersecurity library includes a wide array of interactive and engaging training courses that help you meet regulatory compliance requirements, pass your audits, prevent breaches, and instill employees with a lasting security mindset.
The library includes microlearning and foundational learning titles that address cybersecurity basics, phishing, web browsing, social media networking, general data protection regulation (GDPR), privacy, PCI DSS, and securing information at the office. Special courses are also available for leading and managing a secure organization.
GENERAL CYBERSECURITY
- CyberEssentials: Principals of Cybersecurity
- Avoiding Phishing Message Threats
- Anti-Phishing Essentials
- Cyber Security Basics
- Cyber Security: Securing Technology from Cyber Risk
- Cybersecurity Beyond the Workplace: Security at Home
- Cybersecurity Beyond the Workplace: Security for Kids
- Cybersecurity Beyond the Workplace: Security on the Go
- Safeguarding Your Office Network
- PCI DSS Introduction Essentials
- Introduction to PCI DSS
- PCI DSS Introduction (Essentials)
- PCI DSS For Retail
- CJIS (Criminal Justice Information Services) Fast Facts
- Individual Responsibility
- Leading a Secure Organization
- Role-based Training for IT
- Administrators and Engineers
- Role-based Training for Security
- Specialists
- Role-based Training for Security
- Managers
- Anti-Phishing Essentials
- Cybersecurity Awareness Challenge
- General Data Protection Regulation
- InfoSec Best Practices Module:
- Securing Information at the Office
- InfoSec Best Practices Module:
- Securing Your Office Network
- InfoSec Best Practices Module:
Setting Up Secure Passwords - InfoSec Best Practices Module:
Browsing the Web Securely - InfoSec Best Practices Module: Avoiding Phishing Message Threats
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Securing Your Mobile Device
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Securing Your Work at Home
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Working Securely in Public Places
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Securing Information During Travel
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Securing Information in the Cloud
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Safe Social Networking
- InfoSec Best Practices Module: Avoiding Spear Phishing Threats
- Avoiding Business Email Compromise (BEC) Scams
- CSI: Phishing
- Data Protection Essentials
- Leading a Secure Organization
- Leading a Secure Organization: Your Data and Devices
- Leading a Secure Organization: Organizational Cyber Risk
- Leading a Secure Organization: The Human Firewall
- Security Awareness Challenge: Challenge for Education
SECURITY SHORTS
- Security Short: Individual Responsibility
- Security Short: Insider Threat
- Security Short: Phishing Emails
- Security Short: Ransomware
- Security Short: Smishing
- Security Short: Social Engineering in Social Networking
- Security Short: Social Media
- Security Short: The Human Firewall
- Security Short: Vishing
Top 3 Cybersecurity Training Courses
Cybersecurity Basics
With growing threats to electronic systems and programs, networks and servers, computers, mobile devices, and data, it is imperative that employees understand and use best security practices. This training describes common attack methods and provides recommendations to thwart them. It defines how to protect data, including while working away from our facilities.
Cybersecurity: Securing Technology from Cyber Risks (Core Employee)
Every month brings headlines about another organization reeling from a compromised digital network that resulted in the unauthorized release of confidential information. On a personal level, everyone likely knows someone who suffered identity theft. Here, learners explore how hackers and other criminals gain access to an organization’s technology and how best to frustrate these attempts while protecting sensitive organizational, customer, and personal information.
Data Privacy: Managing the Security and Proper Use of Personal Information (Core Employee)
Personal information can be used to identify a specific individual. It can belong to customers, consumers, Internet users, employees, suppliers, business partners, and third parties. Certain personal information is often considered private under the law. Therefore, organizations and their employees must safeguard any personal information in their care. Here, learners explore the many considerations regarding handling personal information and the practical steps to take to protect it from theft and misuse.
GLS CyberEssentials
CyberEssentials: Principals of Cybersecurity
As cybercrime continues to rise—and bad actors continue to target individual employees’ security vulnerabilities—strong, sustainable cyber habits matter more than ever. This course aims to mitigate human error by providing learners with a foundational understanding of key cybersecurity threats and the best practices they can nurture to stay secure.
CyberEssentials: Principals of Cybersecurity (Text Only)
As cybercrime continues to rise—and bad actors continue to target individual employees’ security vulnerabilities—strong, sustainable cyber habits matter more than ever. This course aims to mitigate human error by providing learners with a foundational understanding of key cybersecurity threats and the best practices they can nurture to stay secure.