Duration: 2 hours
Next sessions: To be scheduled
Public: All employees, regardless of technical level
Prerequisites: None
Objectives:
This training aims to raise participants' awareness of the risks associated with social engineering attacks—including phishing—as well as those related to their use of the Internet and social media.
Through concrete examples, real-life cases, and practical advice, participants will learn to recognize attempts at manipulation, limit their online exposure, and respond effectively in the event of an incident.
Strength:
- Designed for all profiles, with no technical prerequisites
- Concrete and recent examples of phishing attacks, scams, and exploitation via social media
- Practical cases and scenario analyses to reinforce the right reflexes
- Awareness of the risks associated with personal exposure online (social media, search engines, etc.)
- Short format (2 hours), ideal for corporate awareness sessions
- Engaging, field-oriented teaching approach
- Focus on warning signs and how to respond in the event of an incident
Expected results:
- Recognize the different forms of social engineering attacks (email, phone, text messages, etc.)
- Understand how information shared online can be exploited by attackers
- Identify warning signs in a suspicious message or situation
- Understand the real risks and impacts of a successful attack
- Adopt good digital security habits in your daily life
- Respond effectively in the event of a phishing attempt or compromise
- Apply essential preventive measures, such as two-factor authentication or incident reporting