TRUST-IT provides information-security training for individuals and organisations. Courses help users and administrators recognise security concerns and respond appropriately. The programme addresses the management, operational and technical controls relevant to each participant’s daily work.
Benefits
Training modules explain spam, phishing, spear phishing, malware, social engineering and other security threats. Employees learn how these risks affect their role and how to follow the organisation’s reporting and response procedures.
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Expert training on security methods that administrators should implement to help protect their company’s computer systems
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Training on security methods that users should adopt to help protect their corporate IT systems
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Help administrators monitor, audit and report on network security
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Help users follow company policies for safer internet use and reduce the risk of malware infection or account compromise
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Support practical precautions against both malicious activity and accidental loss
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Help companies build security expertise and provide just-in-time knowledge as practitioners design, build and test appliances and software
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Train administrators, users and managers to prepare and maintain documentation relevant to security certification
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Administrators implement methods to help protect company’s computer systems on a physical level
IT Security Awareness Training Platform
The proposed awareness platform addresses methods used to gain unauthorised access to IT systems, including social engineering, spear phishing and ransomware. It supports training for employees who use computers, email and the internet, with content suited to their responsibilities.
Some of the main training subjects of the platform are:
• Basics of Credit Card Security
• Strong Passwords
• BEC Scam (Business E-mail Compromise)
• Handling Sensitive Information Securely
• Safe Web Browsing
• Ransomware
• E-mail Spoofing
• Social Engineering
• Social Media Best Practices
• USB Attack
• Data Classification
• Human Firewall
• Identification & User Authentication
• Malware
• Mobile Security Basics; Non-Technical Security; Password Basics; Privacy
• Secure Online Behavior
• Call Center & Help Desk Awareness
• Phishing Awareness
• Top Ten Security Awareness Issues
• Computer Security & Data Protection; Executive Awareness and Leadership
• Workplace Violence and Safety
• Active Shooter & Physical Incident Response
• Understanding Encryption and more
Make awareness relevant to everyday work
Training becomes practical when it addresses a decision the audience recognises: verifying a payment instruction, checking an unexpected support request or deciding whether a document can be shared with an AI tool. We establish the audience, language and internal reporting procedure before selecting scenarios.
A programme can combine onboarding, role-based sessions and controlled exercises, with findings used to improve both behaviour and the surrounding process. Measures such as reporting quality and completion of follow-up actions provide more useful direction than attendance alone. Finance, assistants and technical teams can receive different exercises where their responsibilities differ.