We believe that eLearning continues to be the preferred mode of education and training, with the correct content localisation it can significantly improve the engagement, comprehension, and effectiveness of eLearning
It's critical that your employees recognize the different social engineering tactics hackers use to trick people into revealing sensitive information.
SOCIAL ENGINEERING ATTACKS
Learners will discover how to protect themselves and the organization from identity theft — when criminals steal and misuse personal information (such as names, ID numbers, credit card details, or other identifying data) without permission.
IDENTITY THEFT
Every employee must understand customer data privacy. This includes recognizing what constitutes sensitive personal information and understanding how it is collected, used, stored, and shared — both within the organization and with third parties.
COMPLIANCE AND PRIVACY
Our modules equip your employees with the knowledge and habits to secure mobile devices and protect the sensitive company and customer data stored on them from unauthorized access, malware, and other threats.Strong mobile security is vital in today’s workplace to prevent data breaches. That’s why ongoing employee training on mobile security best practices is a top priority to significantly reduce risk.
MOBILE SECURITY
One of the most important aspects of ethics in HR is ensuring compliance with anti-money laundering and anti-bribery laws. These laws are in place to prevent illegal activities, such as money laundering and bribery, which can have serious legal and reputational consequences for both the organization and the individuals involved. As an employee, it's your responsibility to understand and adhere to these laws.
HUMAN RESOURCES
It’s vital to train employees on:
Creating strong, unique passwords
Avoiding common mistakes like reusing passwords or using easily guessable information (birthdates, “123456”, etc.)
Safely using password managers
They must also understand the critical role of two-factor authentication (2FA) and the serious risks of sharing passwords or writing them down in insecure places.
PASSWORD SECURITY