How Secure Is Public WiFi? (Public WiFi)

Social engineering occurs when a hacker uses two-way forms of communication, including phones and messaging, to trick users into sharing personal or confidential information. Our Social Engineering module teaches a three-step method to add clarity to a confusing conversation, challenge the other person's identity and verify suspicious requests.

Insider threats include security threats posed by employees, contractors or vendors. This module explains why malicious insiders are dangerous, and provides examples of common behaviors that can be indicators of insider threats. Suggestions for incident reporting are also included to help combat insider threats.

Spearphishing occurs when phishing messages are tailored for targeted individuals. This interactive module will help teams identify and avoid spearphishing attempts.