Cyber Security Awareness Training, Page 395 Reviews

good content but very boring

easy to understand. very interesting

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Completion time estimates are innacurate, they are shorter than the video content itself, let alone time to read around the subject or to allow for reflection time. This was similar to experience with the previous course "GDPR UK: Essentials" where again the estimates were below minimum completion time. Why are the links all hosted on 3rd party sites? Given you even recognise that previously vetted external links can't be guaranteed (with warnings included in the pop-up), and this was an entire section of the training, it feels like trying to skip the hosting/content maintenance cost, cheapens the product and reduces confidence in the experience. The email invite similarly doesn't follow best-practice highligted in the course material - there is nothing to indicate this is genuine, no attempt to provide a security feature to indicate the email is legitimate, it just asks us to click the link. I'd suggest something like agreeing a secret phrase with the customer company, which they can distribute internally via trusted methods, which can then be included in the sign-up email. The content of the course itself is actually useful and a good reminder to be aware, although here I'd suggest it should put more influence on the second section; what individuals can do, and stress the introduction is to provide background on what the IT department is facing and needs to deal with - non-IT employees aren't in a place to prevent/fix a DDoS!

Quite a bit of the course I was aware of, but the standout item was the need and reasoning for a VPN. I hadn't realised how important it is. Thank you.

told me what I need to know

Great explanations for people who are not familiar with all the terminology of cyber threats.

Good delivery and good concise information.

25 min courses would be perfect

Clearly laid out sections. Helped improve my knowledge and beneficial