Social engineers use deception to manipulate people into divulging confidential or personal information that may be used for fraudulent purposes. And you could be their next target. Protect yourself from a social engineering attack by applying the strategies learned from this short instructional video.
Not all cyber threats come from computers; many come from people pretending to be someone they’re not. According to Verizon's 2024 report, over 98% of cyberattacks involve social engineering. This quick, practical course helps you spot fake emails, calls, and messages, understand manipulation tactics, and respond the right way. With the average breach costing $4.5 million, learning to pause, think, and protect yourself is more important than ever.
This course is about building confidence, awareness, and the skills to stay one step ahead of social engineering threats
Gain the knowledge to recognize and respond to threats fast.
Create a culture of alertness across your entire workforce.
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Stand out with practical cybersecurity awareness employers truly value.
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You don’t need a technical background. Just curiosity, attention, and a little time.
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Short, focused lessons that fit into busy schedules.
Examples based on situations people actually face at work.
Reduce risks from phishing, spoofing, and impersonation scams.
Access the course on desktop, mobile, or tablet with ease.
Complete the course in just 30 minutes or less.
This course is for everyone who answers emails, picks up the phone, or works with customer data..
Office and admin staff
Human resources and payroll teams
Customer service and support reps
Managers and department heads
Remote, hybrid, and freelance workers
Anyone who uses a computer at work
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What is social engineering training?
Social engineering training is designed to help people recognize and avoid being manipulated by attackers. Social engineering involves tricking someone into giving access, passwords, or confidential data—this course shows how to spot the red flags and act wisely.
What are the four types of security training?
The 4 key areas include:
Social Engineering Awareness
Email and Phishing Safety
Data Protection and Privacy
Incident Response and Escalation
Together, they form the foundation of a solid security awareness program.
What’s the best way to protect against social engineering?
Awareness is your best defense. People need to know what social engineering looks like, how it works, and when to trust their instincts. That’s exactly what this course delivers.
How can I train employees on cybersecurity?
Start with simple, targeted training like this. Avoid long, technical lectures. Use short sessions, real-world scenarios, and interactive moments to help the message stick.