Fundamentals of Cybersecurity in Organizations - SCORM

Fundamentals of Cybersecurity in Organizations Course - SCORM

This course is taught in online mode and consists of 8 units. The duration of the course is 40 hours that is distributes between content and collaboration tools.

Introduction

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity , covering everything from basic concepts to current threats and risks . Participants will learn how to protect information assets, implement effective security measures, and comply with legal regulations. Ideal for companies looking to strengthen their defenses against cyberattacks and ensure operational continuity.

Addressed to

The Enterprise Cybersecurity Fundamentals course is aimed at professionals from small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) looking to strengthen their cybersecurity knowledge. It is ideal for those who want to protect their company's information assets, implement effective security measures, and comply with legal regulations. It is also suitable for employees from different departments, such as marketing, IT, and customer service, who will collaborate to improve defenses against cyberattacks and ensure operational continuity.

Course content

Unit 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity

Definition and basic concepts

1.2. Importance of cybersecurity in SMEs

1.3. Main threats and risks

1.4. Real case histories

Unit 2: Data Protection and Information Management

2.1. Data types and their classification

2.2. Encryption and cryptography techniques

2.3. Password management and authentication

2.4. Data protection policies

Unit 3: Security in Software and Operating Systems

3.1. Types of software and common vulnerabilities

3.2. Security updates and patches

3.3. Secure configuration of operating systems

3.4. Antivirus and protection tools

Unit 4: Communications and Network Security

4.1. Security on Wi-Fi networks and mobile devices

4.2. Firewalls, VPNs, and Content Filtering

4.3. Protection against DDoS and MITM (Man-in-the-Middle) attacks

4.4. Good practices for configuring secure networks

Unit 5: Safety Culture in the Company

5.1. Cybersecurity awareness and training for employees

5.2. Creating security policies and procedures

5.3. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Device Management

5.4. Incident Reaction: Steps to Follow and Corrective Measures

Unit 6: Regulatory and Legal Compliance

6.1. Relevant regulations for SMEs (GDPR, ISO 27001, LOPD)

6.2. Security audits and assessments

6.3. Importance of documentation and evidence of compliance

6.4. Security and privacy in e-commerce

Unit 7: Business Continuity Planning

7.1. Business continuity and disaster recovery plan

7.2. Identification of critical processes

7.3. Continuity drills and tests

7.4. Planning and continuous updating of the plan

Unit 8: Trends and Future of Cybersecurity

8.1. Cloud cybersecurity and emerging technologies

8.2. Artificial intelligence and machine learning in security

8.3. The role of the Internet of Things (IoT)

8.4. Future challenges and how to prepare

Prerequisites

1. Have basic knowledge of computer science and operating systems.
2. Have previous experience using the Internet and web browsing.
3. Possess a general understanding of the concepts of information security and data privacy.
4. Be familiar with the use of office tools, such as word processors and spreadsheets.