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Cyber Security For Personal And Family Security
What you'll learn
How to protect their family's with cyber security
A more useful understanding about home technology and it's risks
The cyber security threats that impact us and our children
How to act on cyber security threats to you or your family
Requirements
No technical experience is required.
Description
In today's digital age, safeguarding your personal and family's online security is paramount. This comprehensive course equips you with the essential knowledge and practical skills necessary to fortify your digital defenses and navigate the complexities of cybersecurity with confidence.Tailored for individuals who may not possess technical expertise, this course adopts a beginner-friendly approach, breaking down complex concepts into easily understandable modules. Through a series of engaging lectures, practical demonstrations, and real-life scenarios, you will gain a solid foundation in cybersecurity fundamentals.Covering a wide range of topics, you'll learn how to identify and mitigate common cyber threats, such as malware, phishing attacks, and identity theft. You'll discover best practices for creating and managing secure passwords, safeguarding sensitive data, and implementing robust privacy settings on various devices and online platforms.Understanding the importance of proactive measures, this course provides actionable strategies for securing your home network, including tips for configuring firewalls, updating software, and detecting suspicious activity. Additionally, you'll explore the significance of regular backups and learn how to develop effective disaster recovery plans to minimize the impact of potential cyber incidents.Moreover, this course emphasizes the significance of digital literacy and responsible online behavior, empowering you to recognize warning signs and avoid falling victim to cyber scams and fraudulent schemes.By the end of this course, you'll emerge equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your digital assets from evolving cyber threats. Whether you're a parent concerned about your children's online safety or an individual looking to enhance your personal cybersecurity posture, this course serves as your comprehensive guide to achieving peace of mind in the digital realm.Join us today and embark on your journey to becoming a savvy and self-sufficient guardian of personal and family cybersecurity!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Things to keep in mind
Section 2: Online Threats
Lecture 3 Bad Actors
Lecture 4 Cyber Crime
Lecture 5 Legal Implications
Lecture 6 Conclusion
Section 3: Cyber Security Awareness
Lecture 7 Our Connected World
Lecture 8 What it means to be Hacked
Lecture 9 What to do
Lecture 10 Where you are most vulnerable
Section 4: Network Security
Lecture 11 Networking Intro
Lecture 12 The internet
Lecture 13 Network
Lecture 14 Server
Lecture 15 Database
Lecture 16 Network Admin Panel
Lecture 17 HTTP and HTTPS
Lecture 18 Understanding your home Network
Lecture 19 Wifi
Lecture 20 VPN
Lecture 21 Recommendation - Router
Lecture 22 Recommendation - Modem
Section 5: Passwords
Lecture 23 Passwords Introduction
Lecture 24 Password Management
Lecture 25 Password Managers
Lecture 26 Password Life Cycle
Lecture 27 Compromised Passwords
Lecture 28 Password Complexity
Lecture 29 Password Recovery
Section 6: Multi-Factor Authentication
Lecture 30 Multi-Factor Authentication
Lecture 31 Authenticators
Lecture 32 Single Sign-On
Lecture 33 MFA Scams
Section 7: Device Security
Lecture 34 Device Security Intro
Lecture 35 What not to Update
Lecture 36 Security Updates
Lecture 37 Types of Malware
Lecture 38 Removing Unwanted Software
Lecture 39 Protecting your devices
Section 8: Your Children's Cyber Security
Lecture 40 Children's Cyber Security Intro
Lecture 41 The Dangers
Lecture 42 Parental Controls Intro
Lecture 43 Documentation intro
Section 9: Social Engineering
Lecture 44 Social Engineering
Lecture 45 Impersonation
Lecture 46 Text Scams
Lecture 47 Fake Websites
Section 10: Email Security
Lecture 48 Email Security
Lecture 49 Gmail Security
Section 11: Backups and Storage Solutions
Lecture 50 What to back up
Lecture 51 Storage Solutions
Lecture 52 Your Backup Plan
Section 12: Conclusion
Lecture 53 Conclusion
This is course intended for people who need help in improving themselves and their family's cyber security.
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Family Cyber Security
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 882.32 MB | Duration: 0h 59m
Family Cyber Security
What you'll learn
How to protect their family's with cyber security
A more useful understanding about home technology and it's risks
The cyber security threats that impact us and our children
How to act on cyber security threats to you or your family
Requirements
No technical experience is required.
Description
In today's digital age, safeguarding your personal and family's online security is paramount. This comprehensive course equips you with the essential knowledge and practical skills necessary to fortify your digital defenses and navigate the complexities of cybersecurity with confidence.Tailored for individuals who may not possess technical expertise, this course adopts a beginner-friendly approach, breaking down complex concepts into easily understandable modules. Through a series of engaging lectures, practical demonstrations, and real-life scenarios, you will gain a solid foundation in cybersecurity fundamentals.Covering a wide range of topics, you'll learn how to identify and mitigate common cyber threats, such as malware, phishing attacks, and identity theft. You'll discover best practices for creating and managing secure passwords, safeguarding sensitive data, and implementing robust privacy settings on various devices and online platforms.Understanding the importance of proactive measures, this course provides actionable strategies for securing your home network, including tips for configuring firewalls, updating software, and detecting suspicious activity. Additionally, you'll explore the significance of regular backups and learn how to develop effective disaster recovery plans to minimize the impact of potential cyber incidents.Moreover, this course emphasizes the significance of digital literacy and responsible online behavior, empowering you to recognize warning signs and avoid falling victim to cyber scams and fraudulent schemes.By the end of this course, you'll emerge equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your digital assets from evolving cyber threats. Whether you're a parent concerned about your children's online safety or an individual looking to enhance your personal cybersecurity posture, this course serves as your comprehensive guide to achieving peace of mind in the digital realm.Join us today and embark on your journey to becoming a savvy and self-sufficient guardian of personal and family cybersecurity!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Things to keep in mind
Section 2: Online Threats
Lecture 3 Bad Actors
Lecture 4 Cyber Crime
Lecture 5 Legal Implications
Lecture 6 Conclusion
Section 3: Cyber Security Awareness
Lecture 7 Our Connected World
Lecture 8 What it means to be Hacked
Lecture 9 What to do
Lecture 10 Where you are most vulnerable
Section 4: Network Security
Lecture 11 Networking Intro
Lecture 12 The internet
Lecture 13 Network
Lecture 14 Server
Lecture 15 Database
Lecture 16 Network Admin Panel
Lecture 17 HTTP and HTTPS
Lecture 18 Understanding your home Network
Lecture 19 Wifi
Lecture 20 VPN
Lecture 21 Recommendation - Router
Lecture 22 Recommendation - Modem
Section 5: Passwords
Lecture 23 Passwords Introduction
Lecture 24 Password Management
Lecture 25 Password Managers
Lecture 26 Password Life Cycle
Lecture 27 Compromised Passwords
Lecture 28 Password Complexity
Lecture 29 Password Recovery
Section 6: Multi-Factor Authentication
Lecture 30 Multi-Factor Authentication
Lecture 31 Authenticators
Lecture 32 Single Sign-On
Lecture 33 MFA Scams
Section 7: Device Security
Lecture 34 Device Security Intro
Lecture 35 What not to Update
Lecture 36 Security Updates
Lecture 37 Types of Malware
Lecture 38 Removing Unwanted Software
Lecture 39 Protecting your devices
Section 8: Your Children's Cyber Security
Lecture 40 Children's Cyber Security Intro
Lecture 41 The Dangers
Lecture 42 Parental Controls Intro
Lecture 43 Documentation intro
Section 9: Social Engineering
Lecture 44 Social Engineering
Lecture 45 Impersonation
Lecture 46 Text Scams
Lecture 47 Fake Websites
Section 10: Email Security
Lecture 48 Email Security
Lecture 49 Gmail Security
Section 11: Backups and Storage Solutions
Lecture 50 What to back up
Lecture 51 Storage Solutions
Lecture 52 Your Backup Plan
Section 12: Conclusion
Lecture 53 Conclusion
This is course intended for people who need help in improving themselves and their family's cyber security.
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