Security awareness (employees)
Everyday security every staff member needs: accounts, phishing, devices.
Accounts & passwords
Strong, unique credentials and password managers.
Strong passwords that actually work
Length beats complexity. Learn how to build passwords that are genuinely hard to crack, why every account needs its own, and why you should stop changing them on a schedule.
Why a password manager is the single best upgrade you can make
One tool solves the two hardest problems at once: unique passwords for every account and never having to remember them. Here's how they work and how to start safely.
MFA & passkeys
Turning on the second factor that actually stops attackers.
Spotting phishing
The tells, and the stop-and-check habit.
What Is Phishing?
A familiar-looking message can hide an unsafe request.
Why Do Phishing Messages Rush You?
A deadline is a reason to check, not proof that a message is real.
Can You Trust an Email Sender Name?
A familiar name is not proof of who sent a message.
How Do You Check a Link Without Clicking?
Inspect the destination, and use a known route when you are unsure.
What Is a Fake Login Page?
A copied login screen can send your password to a stranger.
Should You Open an Unexpected Attachment?
Check an unexpected file with its sender before opening it.
What Is Smishing?
A text message can carry the same trick as a phishing email.
What Is Vishing?
Hang up and use a known number to check a suspicious call.
Can QR Codes Be Phishing?
A QR code hides a destination; check before you open it.
How Do You Check a Payment Change Request?
Confirm new payment details using a contact you already know.
How Do You Report Phishing?
Report a suspicious message through your normal reporting route.
Spot a phishing email in ten seconds
Phishing works by rushing you. Learn the handful of tells that give it away and the one habit (stop and check) that defeats almost all of it.
Social engineering
Recognizing manipulation and verifying out of band.
Mobile & device security
Locks, updates, permissions, lost-device response.
What Is Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity protects your devices, accounts and information.
Why Do Software Updates Matter?
Updates can fix security weaknesses in software.
What Is a Backup?
A backup is a separate recoverable copy of important information.
How Do You Download Software Safely?
Get software from its real publisher or your device’s trusted app store.
What Are App Permissions?
App permissions control which information or device features an app can access.
Is Public Wi-Fi Safe?
HTTPS protects data in transit, but does not prove a website is honest.
Why Should You Lock Your Screen?
A screen lock helps stop someone using an unattended device.
Keep your phone and laptop secure
Your devices are the keys to your accounts. A few habits (a strong lock, automatic updates, careful app permissions, and knowing what to do if one is lost) cover most of the risk.
If something goes wrong
What to do (and report) if you clicked or got compromised.