In 2027 the annual average cost of cybercrime will be 23 Trillion dollars
#BeCyberSafe
Security Awareness course to eliminate human error, making your staff an impenetrable line of defence!
Thanks to our course you will learn how to:
Protect your accounts by learning how to use passwords correctly
Protect information by learning how to store files in securely
Protecting your workstation by surfing the Internet safely
Protect your infrastructure from malware by learning to recognise phishing
Protect your reputation by learning to recognise social engineering
Protect your current account by learning how to use online banking correctly
Protect your conversations by recognising trusted Wi-Fi networks
Protect your smartphone from prying ears and eyes
Sensory communication to stimulate visual/auditory memory and improve learning
Simple and effective language, without technicalities, within everyone's reach
Gamification to make learning fun and challenging
Quiz to test level of understanding of lessons
Infographics at the end of each lesson to aid long-term memory
Phishing simulations to test your employees in a controlled environment
Multilingual to be followed by your employees from other countries
Final certification to demonstrate the level of awareness achieved
What they say about us!
We got to know the Fata Informatica Group after meeting with several suppliers and were impressed by their competence and ease in expressing the fundamental concepts of Cyber Security using clear and comprehensive language understandable to those outside the industry.
Colleagues were engaged with a gamification that we structured each month with a score and level to be reached. We had several appreciations from colleagues on Fata Informatica's clear and concise pills, which brought an important level of knowledge to all of us on the topic of
Cyber Security.
★★★★★
Dr. Sergio Gravino Agostinone
Human Resources Management and Development and Change Management
Fata Informatica's course was preferred over others because of its simplicity and effectiveness in dealing with complex topics such as those related to Cyber Security; a simplicity that was greatly appreciated by staff, especially by 'non-experts'.
The course provides numerous insights that can be used every day to improve both work and personal security. This has meant that at the end of the course some employees have changed their approach to the use of company resources: an approach that is more aware that opportunities to facilitate work activities must be balanced with a 'safe' use of information technology.
★★★★★
Dr. Pasquale De Rinaldis
Head of Information Security
Integrated Security
As a company, I have to admit that we were very impressed by the simplicity with which quite complex topics such as those related to Information Security are dealt with. I think we should also emphasise the effectiveness of the examples that are easy for everyone to understand, and the possibility to interact with the
Digital Trainer platform.
This interaction allows the participant to maintain high concentration throughout the course. We are very satisfied with the knowledge learned and the quality of the product offered by Fata Informatica.
★★★★★
Dr. Carlo Niccacci
Sole Director
Easy-to-understand language for all users
Over time, it became apparent that there was a need to inform and raise awareness among employees about computer security, hence the need for a training project for staff on how to recognise the main attacks by hackers.
Among the various actors in the cyber security training landscape, Fata Informatica's Digital Trainer Cyber Security Awareness solution was the right answer to our needs.
The course also comes with a gamification logic that stimulates competition between users and increases user involvement.
★★★★★
Dr. Danilo Greco
Service Manager
The training course we were looking for
The topic of Cyber Security plays a strategic role nowadays. The majority of people entrust their data, both personal and business, to digital devices connected to the network. If the tools and infrastructure are not properly protected, we could run into serious problems. In our company Reti Srl, we design and build flexible, scalable but above all secure IT networks: we pay great attention to the protection of the internal network as well as that of our customers. This is why we decided to involve the entire team in a training course with the aim of learning how to identify risks in the IT field and how to recognise the techniques used by hackers for their attacks. The Digital Trainer Cyber Security Awareness course, delivered by Fata Informatica, was definitely what we were looking for. The language used and its contents are accessible to all and immediately comprehensible. In addition, the users gained know-how that increases their personal background, turning it into an extra quid from a business point of view.
★★★★★
Dario Petrolo
Technical Manager
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- 1 - Threats
- 2 - Passwords and smart management
- 3 - Cryptography
- 4 - Phishing
- 5 - Social Engineering
- 6 - The Ransomware World
- 7 - Fake news
- 8 - Social Network
- 9 - Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams
- 10 - Online & Mobile banking
- 11 - Online Shopping
- 12 - GDPR
- 1 - Smart working
- 2 - Password patterns
- 3 - USB Memories
- 4 - Wi-Fi networks
- 5 - Bluetooth technology
- 6 - Geolocation Services
- 7 - Smartphones: malicious apps and scams
- 8 - Smartphones: lock Pattern and Face ID
- 9 - Smartphone: rooting e jailbreaking
- 10 - Smartphone: finding out if your smartphone has been infected
- 11 - Smartphones: backup and hard reset
- 12 - Insights
- 1 - Soulder Surfing + Dumpster Diving
- 2 - Travelling to Dublin
- 3 - The Return from Dublin
- 4 - End-of-month activities
- 5 - All problems come to a head
- 6 - The suspicious e-mail
- 7 - The CEO scam
- 8 - The strange phone call
- 9 - The voice message
- 10 - The unrepeatable offer
- 11 - The mobile phone has no signal
- 12 - The QR Code
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Meets the training goals set by the NIST directive, the National Plan for Cyber Protection and Cybersecurity, and complies with NIST directive SP 800-171
