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Modality: Web-based | Duration: 6 Hours

This course addresses different forms of authentication, such as two-factor, multi-factor and other authentication protections addressing identity compromise. Designed for public and private personnel at all levels of government, law enforcement, the private sector and other stakeholders, this course provides a broad base of knowledge connecting the underlying concepts of digital identity to how people, devices and systems are authorized to access digital resources and services. The course also covers best practices for using identity management and access control techniques and mechanisms to develop authentication standards.

Modality: Web-based | Duration: 5 Hours

This course focuses primarily on the end-user's perspective, covering various security-related challenges faced by end-users and their impact on data privacy. The course includes content concerning online content providers and local ISPs on access rights, unintentional data sharing, mobile apps and how to be compliant to a NIAP Protection Profile, and more.

Modality: Web-based | Duration: 4 Hours

Today's advanced persistent threats (APTs) are increasingly sophisticated, varied, targeted, aggressive and successful. There is an increasing deployment of and dependence on Internet of Things (IoT) for remote access devices to National Critical Infrastructure Sectors and Services (NCISS). This course addresses the inadequate deployment and maintenance of security on these systems and the opportunities they could provide for attackers to harm American communities through infrastructure and resource disruption.

Modality: Web-based | Duration: 5 Hours

This course is designed to assist individuals in better understanding security and privacy issues associated with mobile devices and infrastructure, including benefits and challenges of designing, implementing, and maintaining Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Programs. Students will learn about the purpose of Enterprise Mobile Management platforms, elements that make mobile networks and operating systems different, mobile malware classifications and detection strategies, and mobile architecture data leakage detection and prevention strategies.

Modality: Web-based | Duration: 5 Hours

The changing cybersecurity landscape and the Work from Home (WFH) strategies due to the COVID-19 pandemic affected the workforce worldwide. This course addresses vulnerable cyber-attacks in remote home office environments and the cybersecurity threats that impacted WFH workers and organizations, requiring them to use different cyber-enabled systems, devices and services.

Modality: Web-based | Duration: 8 Hours

This course educates members of the public in the general understanding and common defense tactics that can be used to mitigate social engineering attacks. Designed for public and private personnel at all levels of government, law enforcement, the private sector and other stakeholders, this course provides students with an understanding of how social engineering attacks can be better mitigated by combining comprehensive security measures with an understanding of how such attacks exploit human behaviors. Topics include phishing, spear-phishing, water-holing, ransomware and other types of advanced persistent threats.

Modality: Web-based | Duration: 5 Hours

The intent of this course is to increase the learners' understanding of Zero Trust methodology, principles, and implementation. The goal is to prepare organizations to face existing threats and adapt to new threats in the future. This course addresses concepts related to Zero Trust and Identity and Access Management, covering topics including zero trust architecture principles, identity verification and authentication methods, access control policies, and implementation strategies for organizations.