Email@Risk is a refreshed and updated course which provides practical and relevant lessons about the risks of email use and abuse. When one wrong click of a suspicious link can shut down an entire network, and scammers and criminals are constantly dreaming up new tricks, it has never been more important to understand the risks which email presents.
The course focuses on the areas of email which place businesses most at risk, touching on cyber security, information security, as well as legal and reputational risks, and takes an innovative, interactive approach to training.
Course features
- Smooth, user friendly scroll design
- Detailed, up-to-date information on the latest and most pressing email risks delivered in concise, easy-to-read units
- Real-life accounts of email mistakes and practical tips on how to avoid them
- Detailed, personalised steps explaining how to implement email protections on various platforms; for example, how to encrypt documents and emails
- A unit dedicated to COVID-19 email scams
This course is in English
The Market Abuse Regulation 2016 is a European directive that establishes a common regulatory framework on insider dealing, market manipulation and measures to prevent market abuse across the EU. Market Abuse: Know Your Trade drops users into a set of immersive scenarios to test their knowledge, understanding and ability to comply with the latest regulations. The course takes the gamified approach to learning, awarding points to users for answering questions correctly and giving them the opportunity to gain extra points for completing additional reading.
Course features
- Covers the Market Abuse Regulation 2016
- Gamified learning that rewards users with the experience points system
- Expert users are able to "test-out", allowing them to complete the course in less time
- Available in multiple languages
- Add your own custom scenario questions
- In-depth modules on information sharing, market manipulation and fraud
This course is in English.
How you feel on any given day can be caused and influenced by so many different factors, with work often being one of the most significant of those factors. A mental health study carried out by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found a total of 12.8 million working days were lost as a result of work-related stress during a 12-month period in 2018/19. In recent times, mental health issues have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mental Health: Wellbeing at Work is designed to give users an understanding of some of the causes of stress at work, what can happen when it’s not dealt with and how employees and employers can help reduce unnecessary stress and improve wellbeing at work. The course can be fully customised to enable employers to add relevant policies, procedures, links and information they want to communicate to their staff around mental health and wellbeing. Further, the course begins with a course builder to allow users to take a course specific to those working from home. It has been nominated for the InsideOut mental health award in the Best Use of Technology category.
This course is in English
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Protect your organisation from the next phishing attack Research shows that 64% of staff are either high or medium risk of falling victim to a phishing attack. Even if your organisation’s IT department is doing everything to make their computer system safe, one employee can bring down the organisation by falling prey to a phishing scam. For example, simply clicking on a PDF attachment can compromise your account details, as well as that of your colleagues, friends and family. This five minute micro-course is an updated version of the Phishing Challenge with new emails based on recent threats. It is a hands-on, practical challenge in which users learn how to identify a phishing threat. Through a series of real phishing emails, users are quizzed on the common red flags that appear in scam emails. This course is in English. |
