Course Content
Cybersecurity Basics
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What is Cybersecurity and Why It Matters
00:47
Common Threats in Corporate Environments
00:46
Identifying Risk in Daily Operations
00:44
Map Out Security Risks in Your Team’s Workflow
Threats & Phishing Scams
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Anatomy of a Phishing Email
00:38
Social Engineering Tactics
00:38
Malware and Ransomware Basics
00:46
Analyze 5 Sample Emails and Flag Suspicious Ones
Secure Workplace Practices
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Password Hygiene and Authentication
00:46
Safe Device & Network Usage
00:52
Data Sharing and Storage Best Practices
00:51
Create a Secure Password Policy for Your Team
Security Policies & Compliance
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Understanding Corporate Security Policies
00:58
Regulatory Standards (GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001)
00:39
Consequences of Non-Compliance
Draft a Mini Compliance Checklist
Incident Response Basics
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Recognizing a Security Breach
00:38
Steps to Contain and Report Incidents
00:35
Post-Incident Learning & Prevention
00:43
Write a Step-by-Step Response Plan for a Hypothetical Breach
Quiz
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Threat Recognition
Secure Practice Check
Policy & Compliance Knowledge Check
Incident Response Simulation
Cybersecurity Awareness for Corporate Teams

5.3 Post-Incident Learning & Prevention

  • The Post-Incident Review (PIR): After an incident, the team meets to analyze what happened. This is not about blame; it is about process improvement.

    • Questions asked: What worked? What failed? Was the response time fast enough?

  • Root Cause Analysis (RCA) – The “5 Whys”: To find the true source of the problem, we ask “Why” five times.

    • Example: Data was leaked. → Why? → An employee uploaded it to Dropbox. → Why? → They couldn’t send it via email (too large). → Why? → The corporate secure transfer tool was broken. → Why? → Lack of maintenance.

    • Root Cause: The failure of the supported tool forced the user to use Shadow IT.

  • Feedback Loop: The results of the PIR and RCA are used to update theThreat Model and Security Policies to prevent recurrence.

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