Cyber Security

About the role

Yukon Learn's Cyber Security Program empowers participants with practical knowledge and skills to protect themselves online. Open to all experience levels, this two-day, small-group workshop (4-10 people) is designed to create a supportive learning environment where participants feel comfortable asking questions, sharing experiences, and learning from one another.

Responsibilities

• Define cybercrime and the risks it poses
• Identify unique vulnerabilities and learn methods to mitigate them
• Comprehend the importance of reporting cybercrime
• Assess threats and vulnerabilities
• Identify scams and spam

Skills

• Cybercrime foundations: types of threats, their impact, and how to report them
• Personal vulnerability management: recognizing phishing, scams, and suspicious behaviour
• Essential security tools: firewalls, antivirus, VPNs, and safe Wi-Fi practices
• Digital footprint and privacy: managing social media, mobile devices, and IoT security
• Emerging threats: AI-assisted attacks and protecting finances/government interactions
• Legal and support resources: RCMP cybercrime reporting and basic legal implications

Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will:

• Have a solid understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals
• Be equipped with actionable steps to enhance their online safety
• Leave with a set of guiding principles for safeguarding personal information, maintaining privacy, and recognizing potential dangers
• Be able to assess their risk exposure and take proactive steps to safeguard personal information
• Confidently navigate digital environments

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