Cyber Security Awareness Training, Page 849 Reviews

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It was an a course which was easily understood and use of common sense but helpful to remind all staff of how vigilant they should be regarding email links and use of passwords.

Takes too long to complete, this course could be shorter.

Information was straightforward and easy to understand.

I am not a cheerful IT user but this captured and kept my attention. If the intention was to instruct and raise awareness, then it did that, but it also made me rather alarmed and raised my already high state of suspicion of all things to do with computers. I shall review my passwords. It seems "Trust No one" is the watch word today. How sad! I grieve for the world we have created for my grandchildren.

Enjoyable and very informative course, covering the steps that can be taken to safeguard computers and information from security breaches.

This covered the key points without being too long or wordy.

Good course but it could benefit from more examples of fraudulent emails and other techniques used such as doctoring invoices

I was aware of most of this already. It would have been very much more helpful if explanations had been given for some of the statements about do's and don'ts as well as explanations for why it's necessary to have passwords that would take thousands of years to crack! Some of the information was contradictory and some of the multiple choice questions on the test were ambiguous, which has been a feature of previous courses as well.