Certified Secure Computer User (C|SCU) Training

Description

CSCU training is designed to be interactive and accessible, suitable for users of all levels. It combines theoretical and practical elements, enabling participants to acquire concrete skills. Modules cover topics ranging from securing passwords and recognizing phishing attacks, to secure Internet browsing.

Day 1: Introduction to Computer Security

  • Basic concepts: Introduction to the fundamental principles of computer security, including the CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) which is essential to understanding the objectives of cybersecurity12.
  • Importance of cybersecurity: Discussion of why cybersecurity is crucial in the modern world, where information systems are ubiquitous and often targeted by cyberattacks14.
  • Current Threats: Identification of threats such as viruses, worms, malware, phishing and social engineering, which represent significant risks to information security24.

Day 2: Securing the IT environment

  • Passwords: creation and management: best practices for creating strong passwords and managing their security, including the use of password managers15.
  • Using antivirus and firewalls: Introduction to essential tools for protecting systems against external and internal threats23.

Day 3: Safe Internet browsing

  • Safe vs. dubious sites: Learn how to identify safe web sites and those at risk of fraud or malware infection14.
  • Importance of secure connections (HTTPS): Explaining the importance of using secure connections to protect data exchanged online5.

Day 4: Personal Data Security

  • Protecting sensitive information: Strategies for protecting personal data against theft and misuse, with a focus on encryption and other protection techniques24.
  • Privacy regulations: Overview of laws and regulations concerning the protection of personal data, such as the RGPD in Europe, and their impact on business practices13.

Day 5: Incident Response

  • What to do in the event of a security breach? : Procedures to follow in the event of a security breach, including damage assessment and recovery of affected systems25.
  • Reporting incidents: Importance of reporting security incidents to the appropriate authorities and within the organization to improve future response to threats

CSCU training is aimed at a wide audience, including:

  • Corporate employees: to improve IT security within the organization.
  • Individuals: wishing to better protect their personal data online.
  • Students: wishing to acquire useful skills for their future careers.
  • Trainers: wishing to integrate cybersecurity elements into their own training programs.

There are no technical prerequisites for this course. Participants simply need to have a basic knowledge of how to use a computer and the Internet. An open and inquisitive attitude is a plus, as this will facilitate learning and the exchange of experience.

CSCU training aims to make computer users aware of common computer threats and provide them with the knowledge they need to navigate safely in a digital environment. Key objectives include:

  • Understanding Threats: Identify the types of computer threats (malware, phishing, etc.) and their potential impact.
  • Security Practices: Learn best practices for securing personal and business information.
  • Use of Security Tools: Familiarization with security tools such as antivirus, firewalls and security updates.
  • Incident Response : Learn how to react in the event of a cyber attack or security breach.

Training Details

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