Phones, laptops, USB, Wi-Fi and VPN
Device and network security training covers everything with a battery or a cable: the USB stick found in the car park, the smart camera with a default password, the phone left in a taxi, the home Wi-Fi everyone knows the password to, the update postponed “until tomorrow”, and the free hotspot at the airport. These eleven SecurityAware courses each take one device habit and turn it into a 2–3.5 minute animated story with a scenario quiz, in English and Arabic. Together they teach the everyday settings and habits that stop most device attacks.
Device and network security training covers everything with a battery or a cable: the USB stick found in the car park, the smart camera with a default password, the phone left in a taxi, the home Wi-Fi everyone knows the password to, the update postponed “until tomorrow”, and the free hotspot at the airport. These eleven SecurityAware courses each take one device habit and turn it into a 2–3.5 minute animated story with a scenario quiz, in English and Arabic. Together they teach the everyday settings and habits that stop most device attacks.
Courses (11)
Questions people ask
What should device security training cover?
Removable media, IoT and smart devices, mobile device security, home network and router settings, operating system and application updates, VPN use (company and public Wi-Fi), and BYOD rules.
How many courses are in this group?
Eleven, from removable media to public Wi-Fi — see the list below.
Is there a course about working from home?
Yes — home network security (2054) and security at home (2053) both cover the home setup; remote working (2038) is in the workplace group.