Infosec IQ training and awareness content library

A system is only as secure as its password. Join Anthony and Daryl as they get to grips with the challenges of creating a strong password … because safety is not as easy as 1-2-3.

Anthony and his pal Harold talk physical security. Why do you secure everything (even the printer), and what could someone get by sneaking in? Here’s how not to leave security out in the cold.

Some hackers don’t need computers at all. Join Anthony and Erica in exploring the dirty business of social engineering — when all it takes is a lie to crack open a company.

Sometimes, trouble follows you home. Join in as Anthony and Ben explore the dangers of working remotely — from password cracks to malware attacks.

Can a thumb drive topple a company? It’s more likely than you think. Join Anthony and Harold as they check out the dangers of removable media — the good, the bait and the ugly.

Begin at the beginning as Anthony introduces you to our plan for what’s to come. Let’s talk about hackers, cybersecurity, and why it pays to keep a good head on your shoulders.

Join Anthony and Ivana as they explore the ups and downs of phone security. What is encryption? What kind of damage could a stolen phone do? Learn how to take security with you wherever you go.

Take a moment to relax and review what you’ve learned as Anthony takes you through a few simple cybersecurity principles. Congratulations on completing your training!

It’s a jungle in there. Explore the winding paths of the internet with Anthony and Cecil as they venture into thorny areas like fake browser warnings, HTTPS and dangerous URLs.

Trojan horses, worms, RATs — There’s a whole animal kingdom of malware out there. Join Anthony and Fiona as they explore the best ways to keep malware from migrating into your system.

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.

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.

In less than one minute, this video reinforces the importance of keeping passwords private.

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.