Our Collections help you to:
- Ensure regulatory compliance
- Respond quickly to specific risks
- Enable behavioural change
- Create and maintain a compliance culture
- Increase learner engagement and knowledge retention
- Reduce learner fatigue
A Flexible Solution
- Collections are designed to offer a highly flexible, easily scalable and agile alternative to traditional of the off the shelf training.
- Our collections offer a variety of different learning interventions and styles, providing each organisation the flexibility to create a training plan that meet’s their unique requirements.
A Scalable Solution
- Collections are easily scalable too; whether you need to provide in-depth training, refresher training or a comprehensive schedule of short training activities, each collection provide enough options to roll out a unique training programme year after year.
An Agile Solution
- As they are off-the-shelf, our collections are ready when you are and can be deployed quickly and easily in direct response to the changing level of risk being faced by your organisation.
- Each collection is updated with new courses as we develop them, so your training programme can be fresh each year and your training is always up to date, relevant and effective.
Information Security Training FAQs
Why is Information Security training important?
Information Security refers to a set of strategies for managing, detecting, and preventing unauthorised access or use of digital or non-digital information. The term covers a broad range of training, processes, programmes and management systems that all share a common objective: keeping information safe and handling information compliantly.
Information security training is a vital part of the day-to-day running of any organisation. This is because threats to sensitive and private information come in many different forms, and there are numerous regulations and best practices to follow depending on the type of information you would like to keep safe and where and how it is stored.
What are Information Security threats?
Information security threats are constantly evolving along with the technology we use to access and store information in the workplace. So many organisations rely heavily on the internet and smart devices to quickly share information, but without proper security measures and back-up plans in place, companies stand to lose millions in the event of a breach or internet outage. Threats to information security include the following (although this list is not exhaustive):
- Ransomware
- Spyware
- Malware
- Insecure passwords
- Phishing attacks
- Trojan infections
- Keyloggers
- Distributed Denial of Service (DDos)
- Browser hijacking
- Data protection breaches
