Simple, Effective Security Awareness Training

AwareGO produces short, interesting and effective security awareness training videos, ready to deploy for your enterprise organisation

Available in English, Danish and Icelandic and with Chinese Mandarin and Polish subtitles and easily translated into other languages
Relevant and constantly updated content to cover emerging security threats and stay up-to-date
Two new videos added each month

Compliance qualified: GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS and more
Easily set up in any LMS system
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Quizzes and further content available on each topic

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Passwords

Tailgating

It‘s not just the equipment I‘m after, all of your secrets are now my secrets and all I had to do was smile.

Phishing

Every day 8 million people open a fraudulent phishing email, don‘t add to that number.

HTTPS

A website starting with HTTPS is encrypted and much safer.

Spear Phishing

Knowing about people’s interests and hobbies is valuable and that’s how they get you.

Think Twice

This Bob doesn‘t like it when he receives your „funny“ emails.

Clean Desk

Sadly the person leaking confidential information often doesn‘t realise he‘s the source of the leak

Passwords

To create a strong password it‘s best to use a combination of lowercase, uppercase letters, symbols and numbers

Pop ups

Oh Mary, don‘t just click on anything that pops up

Removable Media

You step away, you lose your keys, now someone else has your work

Password Handling

So many people take the convenient path of writing down their passwords and hiding them by their desks, that’s very convenient, especially for me.

Free WiFi

Now I can buy whatever I want, using your money.

Printouts

Dispose properly of your documents.

Malicious Attachments

All mail is not necessarily good mail

Spyware

Now the perpetrator can see everything you do on your computer, work related and personal.

Shoulder Surfing

Check your surroundings while typing in your password.

USB Key Drop

A hidden program on an unknown USB drive might execute giving a hacker complete control.

Home WiFi

Make sure your home WiFi is secure.

Software installs

Let’s keep our work computers clean.

Social Engineering

The risk of sharing confidential information.

Chain Mail

Chances are that chain mail is not relevant information and you just wasted everyone’s time.

Dumpster Diving

Some people make money rummaging through your trash.

CEO Scam

Always double check unusual requests from your boss, especially regarding financial transfers.

Key logger

Check your computer ports regularly for unknown devices

Ransomware

You can infect your computer with ransomware by various means, like opening an attachment or updating your computer from an untrustworthy source and it can be very expensive to recover your files.

Vishing

Vishing is the telephone equivalent of phishing. It is described as the act of using the telephone in an attempt to scam the user into surrendering private information that will be used for identity theft.

Phonelocking

Document, memos, email and contacts can be stolen if you leave your phone unlocked. It is important to guard the information. Always keep your phone locked when you’re not using it.

Unattended computer

Leaving your computer unlocked and unattended can cause serious problems if someone else has access to it.

Same passwords

Managing multiple passwords can be hard.

Think before you post

Some platforms and websites post more information about you than others, like for example your workplace. Commenting or posting in a hurtful way might damage the reputation of your workplace and distress your fellow coworkers.

Privacy screens

Using a privacy screen is a very affordable way to increase your security dramatically when working outside of your office.

Correct Links

Sometimes when you receive links that look authentic, there can be a minor error that can be easy to miss to trick you into clicking and visit sites that can be dangerous.

Doublecheck Before You Trust

There is always a possibility that someone has been “listening in” on your email conversations, jumping in when you least suspect it and fooling you into doing something you should not do.

Sharing Information

If you must deliver confidential information to another person or entity, be extra careful who you deliver it to and if the recipient has the authority to access the information.

Mobile listening

You should be aware that there might be a malware installed on your mobile where they can turn on your camera and microphone to listen in on your conversation.

Unknown network

It is very easy for a hacker to set up a Wi-Fi access point, but if you connect, much of your communication can be monitored or even manipulated.

Auto-fill

Often confidential information leaks out because email senders are in a hurry or distracted and select the wrong recipient.

Network printers

The main risk factor when using a networked printer is that if you select the wrong printer, confidential material can reach unauthorized eyes, inside or outside of the company.

Check Account Number

Fraudsters might try to sneak a bogus invoice into your accounting department.

Valuables in the car

Valuables in cars are not only your credit cards or wallets. If you are trusted with confidential information on medias or printouts, leaving them in an unsupervised car is not safe.

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