This module introduces learners to the most prevalent cyberattacks affecting individuals and small businesses, including impersonation, tampering, data exfiltration, cryptomining, and password theft. Learners will explore how these attacks operate and discover practical strategies to recognize and mitigate them.

This module examines the various types of cyber threat actors, their motivations, and the tactics they use to compromise systems and data. Learners will explore real-world examples of nation-state attacks, financial fraud, ransomware, and social engineering, as well as the legal frameworks that impact cybersecurity. By understanding these threats, students will be better equipped to recognize and defend against both intentional and accidental risks.

This module guides learners through assessing their current cybersecurity measures, identifying vulnerabilities, and implementing practical strategies to enhance security and privacy at home. Topics include risk identification, firewall and router configuration, detection methods, privacy settings, and safe use of smart devices. Learners will gain actionable skills to strengthen their digital defenses in real-world scenarios.

This module explores the importance of physical security in safeguarding data and electronic devices. Learners will discover key strategies and technologies used to protect assets from physical threats and reduce security risks. Practical examples illustrate how to tailor security measures based on device purpose and sensitivity.

This module explores the unique cybersecurity challenges associated with remote work, including device and network vulnerabilities, social engineering threats, and the importance of regulatory compliance. Learners will discover practical strategies to secure devices and protect video conferences from unauthorized access. By the end, participants will be equipped to recognize and mitigate common security risks in a home office environment.