Information Security Awareness Training

A comprehensive corporate training program that enables your organization to reduce cybersecurity risks and build strong security awareness across all levels.

Training Location

Online/Physical

Training Duration

2 Days

Training Level

Beginner

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About Training

Designed with the awareness levels of employees and executives in mind, this corporate training is delivered within the scope of ISO 27001 and focuses on reducing human-related security risks while building a strong security culture across the organization.

The training covers essential security awareness topics such as phishing, social engineering, ransomware, malware, email security, and password best practices.

In addition to theoretical knowledge, the training includes real-world cyber risk examples and is tailored to the specific needs of the organization. Its goal is to increase employees’ awareness of information security threats and proper security behaviors.

The training is delivered either on-site at the organization or via an online platform of their choice. The total duration of the training is 4 hours.

Prerequisites for the Training

There are no specific prerequisites other than basic knowledge of IT or cybersecurity.

Basic IT concepts

Basic level of information security awareness

Who Should Attend the Training?

Our corporate training program is designed for professionals who want to develop strong information security awareness.

Information security specialists

Organization executives

Department managers

IT support staff

System administrators

All corporate employees

Privia Training in Numbers

Our cybersecurity training programs aim to raise organizational awareness by enhancing employees' understanding and consciousness of information security.

1200+

Hours Training

300+

Enterprise Customer

100+

Technical Publication

22.000+

Total Subscribers

Training Content

1. Day

Information Security Concepts

The Importance of Information Security
The Value of Information from a Hacker’s Perspective
Cybersecurity Concepts
Cyber Threats
Threats to Information Security
Cyber Warfare
Cyber Attacks and Their Consequences
Social Engineering Techniques
Phishing Attacks
Cryptolocker Attacks
Cyber Theft and Blackmail Gangs
DDoS Attacks
Data Breaches and Their Impacts
Hack and Hacker Concepts
Common Mistakes in Information Security

2. Day

Social Engineering Attacks

Password and Credential Security
Common Mistakes in Password Management
Social Media Risks
Manipulation and Disinformation
Search Engine Risks
Protection Methods Against Cyber Attacks
Malicious Applications
Wireless Network Security
Online Privacy
Email and Messaging Security
File Sharing and Cloud Security
Legal Regulations and Data Protection (KVKK/GDPR)
Phone Scams
USB Devices and Security
Malicious Hardware
Authentication Methods
ATM and Card Security