Infosec IQ training and awareness content library

Our interactive Password Security module shows learners how to create complex, but easy-to-remember, passwords following best practices for password creation. We’ll explain how passwords may be stolen, and share real-world scenarios where weak or shared passwords compromise security.

The module will outline cyber threats (established and emerging), recent attacks and industry regulations, and also position employees as key players in modern cybersecurity initiatives.

This module will review and reinforce critical lessons from your Infosec IQ awareness training to increase team retention of core program content.

This interactive module defines malware in common terms, details the dangers it poses to organizations, and discusses preventative actions.

Our interactive phishing training outlines where phishing messages may appear, how to distinguish phishing from normal communications, and when and how to report phishing attacks.

Physical security helps prevent losses of information and technology in the physical environment. This interactive module identifies physical security vulnerabilities, like printers and trash cans, and the risks employees face when technology is left unattended in publicly accessible areas. Prevention tactics to combat each type of risk is also discussed.

Designed specifically for remote workers, this interactive module details networking essentials and best security practices to help keep remote personnel secure.

Removable media includes USB drives, CDs and personal devices such as phones, cameras and tablets. This interactive module covers two key areas of focus: safe use of removable media for legitimate purposes, and types of attacks hackers launch from “lost” removable media.

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.

This module identifies security risks resulting from business-based mobile device use in public places and on public networks. It provides suggested mobile device best practices.

Our interactive Safe Browsing module shows learners how hackers can launch attacks from unsafe websites and outlines best practices for safe browsing.