Training and Presentations
In addition to providing technical solutions and support, SecureMe2 can also use its extensive experience to help train your employees or give presentations. The depth depends on the listener, and we adjust it to the audience. Contact us to discuss the options.
Training
In this training, we give the audience a first look into the world of Cyber Security. By providing insight into the motivations of a hacker, the state of technology and how people should protect themselves against (often invisible) dangers. We conclude with the Top Tips how people can immediately make themselves more resilient at home without extra costs.
In recent years we have filled our homes and businesses with connected equipment. The so-called Internet of Things. Very handy but it has a downside. By knowing the risks, you can protect yourself against the dangers of IoT better.
You use IT within your company in a different way than at home. Cyber security is often better implemented at a company, but people play an enormous role in whether the preventive measures are sufficiently effective. For example, do you recognise a Phishing mail or CEO fraud? By understanding the threats, you can make yourself and the company more resilient.
Avoid identity theft. But what is it and how can I protect myself against it? These questions are answered and the participant gains insight into how he or she can arm themselves much better against online dangers.
Presentations
In this presentation we give the audience a first look into the world of Cyber Security. By providing insight into the motivations of a hacker, the state of technology and how people should protect themselves against the (often invisible) dangers. We conclude with the Top Tips how people can immediately make themselves more resilient at home without extra costs.
In recent years we have entirely focused on preventive measures to protect our IT environments. That is no longer sufficient. But how do you know that a precautionary measure has failed? Detective means are needed. How does that work and how could you use it to limit the impact of cybercrime?
