This course is designed to get you up to speed on cyber security and how you can protect yourself. By the end of this course, you'll know how to protect your digital identity.
Key Features
- Learn and protect yourself against malicious software
- Learn about the techniques you must use to avoid falling prey to a social engineer
- Learn the techniques to protect yourself against common attacks
Book Description
Malware can capture your keystrokes and send them to the person, the hacker, who planted the malware in our system. This means that if we are entering a password somewhere, let's say in our online bank account, that person controlling the malware also gets to know it. Almost everything is visible to the hacker: our data, confidential files, photographs...almost everything.
When it comes to cyber security, it's easy to get lost in the lingo and talk. This doesn't have to be the case! In this course, you will learn key strategies that you can immediately implement to protect yourself from malicious substances. We'll touch on subjects like passwords, and should you be managing them, active and passive threats, social engineering and more - all geared towards keeping you safe!
What you will learn
- Learn how to protect yourself against malware
- Learn what social engineering is, and how it's specifically used in a cyber security context
- Learn about the best-practices when it comes to making and managing passwords
- Learn about the most common threats to cyber security
- Learn the techniques to protect yourself against common attacks
Who this book is for
This course is beneficial to the following anyone looking to develop a solid basic understanding of malware, how to use cybersecurity measures to limit its threat to a person or organization, and anyone looking to build a basic understanding of cyber security threats and how to deal with them.
