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Training
This section includes training resources such as educational courses, webinars, and videos.
General
Global Cyber Alliance Cyber Basics for Small Businesses Training
Global Cyber Alliance and Cyber Readiness Institute
“Cybersecurity for Small Business: The Fundamentals” – a set of training slides and speaker notes to help small business owners educate themselves and their employees about cybersecurity best practices and resources.
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Cyber and Data Protection Awareness Training - North Star has developed resources for small businesses that cover a variety of topics and can help your small business navigate the sometimes overly complicated subject matter of cyber and data protection.
America’s Small Business Development Centers (ASBDC)
Cyber Readiness Program – The Cyber Readiness Program is designed to provide practical resources and tools to help organizations like yours take action to become cyber ready.
(Note: account with login is required.)
Cyber Readiness Institute
Free and Low Cost Online Cybersecurity Learning Content
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Case Studies
- Case 1: A Business Trip to South America Goes South
Topic: ATM Skimming and Bank Fraud - Case 2: A Construction Company Gets Hammered by a Keylogger
Topic: Keylogging, Malware and Bank Fraud - Case 3: Stolen Hospital Laptop Causes Heartburn
Topic: Encryption and Business Security Standards - Case 4: Hotel CEO Finds Unwanted Guests in Email Account
Topic: Social Engineering and Phishing - Case 5: A Dark Web of Issues for a Small Government Contractor
Topic: Data Breach
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