Consider security awareness training for you and your employees.
Almost 90% of data breaches are caused by human error*; the human factor is the weakest link. Security-aware employees are a primary line of defense in our interconnected world. We offer ongoing, focused training in cyber vigilance tailored to both employees & employers to help you establish best practices in security awareness.
Our monthly, on-demand Security Awareness Trainings address pertinent topics including:
*Tessian, 2020. The Psychology of Human Error.
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SAT is available in two formats to accommodate your preferences:
Interactive, monthly training lessons with rotating topics that are 20 to 30 minutes in length
Interactive, targeted education delivered onsite and customized to the client’s unique needs
We are happy to meet to discuss pricing, timelines, training topics, and virtual or in-person options.
Domain: Social Engineering
This lesson covers phishing, where attackers impersonate trusted parties to steal sensitive information. Users will learn to identify signs of phishing, like suspicious sender addresses and urgent requests. Through real-life examples, participants will understand these tactics and discover steps to take if they suspect phishing, empowering them to protect their information.
Domain: Password Management
Users will learn the importance of strong passwords and how to create them effectively. They’ll explore examples of both strong and weak passwords and practice creating unique passwords for different sites, ensuring their accounts are secure and less vulnerable to unauthorized access. Empower yourself with effective password strategies!
Domain: Data Privacy & Protection
Users will discover best practices for staying safe on social media, including setting strong security controls and being mindful of what they share about themselves and their organizations. By following these guidelines, they can protect their privacy and maintain a secure online presence. Stay informed and secure online!
Domain: Network & Device Security
This lesson defines malware and ransomware, highlighting how ransomware blocks access to devices or data until a ransom is paid. Participants will learn to recognize different types of attacks, explore effective prevention methods, and understand the potential impacts of malware on an organization. Stay informed to safeguard your digital assets!
Domain: Safe Internet & Email
This lesson emphasizes securing your home workspace, devices, and network. Users will learn about the dangers of unknown networks, the importance of safeguarding devices in public, and how to handle sensitive information in public settings—both on devices and during calls. Stay secure, even on the go!
Domain: Safe Internet & Email
This lesson provides essential tips for keeping data safe on mobile devices. Users will learn about managing app permissions, the risks of phone calls and network/Bluetooth connections in public, and what it means to share information on their devices, including understanding the data shared with apps. Protect your privacy wherever you are!
Domain: Social Engineering
Scammers often exploit emotions like urgency or fear to trick employees into disclosing sensitive information or opening malicious attachments. This lesson explores why social engineering tactics are so effective, how to recognize threat actors, and how to avoid common scams, such as tailgating. Stay alert and protect your information!
Domain: Safe Internet & Email
This lesson teaches users how to browse the internet safely by avoiding risky behavior and common traps. It covers recognizing unsafe URLs, identifying potential website risks, and using best practices for secure browsing. Stay smart online and reduce the risks while surfing the web.
Domain: Network & Device Security
This lesson teaches how to safely use personal devices like smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, highlighting the increased risks of loss or theft and securing the data they hold. It also covers safe USB practices, including what data can be stored and the measures to protect it. Stay secure on the move!
Domain: Password Management
This lesson covers the importance of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and password managers for securing accounts. It explains how MFA adds an extra layer of protection and outlines best practices for using it. The lesson also highlights the risks of writing down passwords, saving them in browsers, and helps users understand the pros and cons of password managers. Stay protected with smarter security habits!
Domain: Safe Internet & Email
This lesson combines three key topics: fraud, compliance, and the importance of following security protocols. It also explores the types of browser cookies used to track and store user data, providing insights on how to better control privacy and security while browsing online. Stay compliant, protected, and vigilant!
Domain: Data Privacy & Protection
This lesson focuses on Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and the security measures organizations must follow to protect it. It covers best practices for handling sensitive personal data and the importance of safeguarding this information to prevent breaches and maintain privacy. Keep personal data secure and compliant.
Still not sure what program is right for you? Contact our team and we'll talk you through your options.
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CyberMontana is a statewide initiative that partners with the University of Montana to provide cybersecurity training and workforce development for organizations and residents of Montana.
The cost of the online training format is $30 annually per individual user or employee (public and non-profit sector pricing is also available).
Almost 90% of data breaches are caused by human error; the human factor is often the weakest link. Security-aware employees are the primary line of defense against cyberattacks.
CyberMontana offers security awareness training targeted for employees and other groups connected to your organization, such as board members, to help Montana organizations become more secure.