Cybersecurity Training
Information Security and Cybersecurity training is decisive for protecting organizations’ most critical assets.
Information Security and Cybersecurity Training
Information Security and Cybersecurity training is decisive for protecting organizations’ most critical assets, such as customer data, financial information and intellectual property. It enables teams to recognize and prevent risks such as phishing, data theft or cyberattacks, promoting safer behavior when using systems, networks and devices. It also helps companies meet legal and regulatory requirements (GDPR, ISO 27001, NIS2), avoiding sanctions and strengthening the trust of customers and partners.
Why take this training?
Objectives
To raise awareness and equip participants to recognize and adopt good information security and cybersecurity practices, preventing everyday risks, including in remote work contexts, in line with the organization’s policies.
Contents
- Fundamentals of Information Security;
- Common Threats and Social Engineering;
- Everyday Best Practices;
- Security in Remote and Home Office Environments;
- Company Security Policy.
Who it is for
For people who use digital tools in their day-to-day work, with a special focus on those who access the organization’s systems or data, including when working remotely.
Methodology and Organization
- Continuous training;
- In-person training | At the client company’s premises or others to be designated.
Certification
Certificate issued through the SIGO Platform, in accordance with the requirements defined in the Training Regulations.
Schedule and Duration
Dates to be defined with the client company.
Customized duration of between 3 and 7 hours of training.
INCENTEA Consulting and Support Services
In a context of constantly evolving digital threats, investing in raising awareness and building people’s skills reduces the risk of incidents that could have serious financial, operational and reputational impacts. With a practical approach adapted to the reality of each company, this training also helps create a more aware and responsible organizational culture, where information security is understood as an integral part of everyday good practice.
