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Module 1 3
Introduction
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IntroductionLecture1.130 min
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What is Cybersecurity?Lecture1.205 min
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Evolution of CybersecurityLecture1.305 min
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Module 2 18
Fundamental Elements of Cybersecurity
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Fundamental Elements of CybersecurityLecture2.105 min
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Network SecurityLecture2.205 min
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Network Security ChallengesLecture2.305 min
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Network Security MethodsLecture2.405 min
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Information SecurityLecture2.505 min
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Information Security ChallengesLecture2.605 min
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Information Security MethodsLecture2.705 min
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Application SecurityLecture2.805 min
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Application Security ChallengesLecture2.905 min
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Application Security MethodsLecture2.1005 min
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Operational SecurityLecture2.1105 min
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Operational Security ChallengesLecture2.1205 min
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Operational Security MethodsLecture2.1305 min
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Disaster Recovery PlanLecture2.1405 min
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Steps for Disaster Recovery PlanLecture2.1505 min
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End Users EducationLecture2.1605 min
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End Users RisksLecture2.1705 min
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End Users Education MethodsLecture2.1805 min
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Module 3 13
Introduction to Cyber Threats
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Introduction to Cyber ThreatsLecture3.105 min
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Common Types of Cyber ThreatsLecture3.205 min
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MalwareLecture3.305 min
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RansomwareLecture3.405 min
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Denial-of-Service (DoS) AttackLecture3.505 min
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Data BreachLecture3.605 min
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IoT Device AttackLecture3.705 min
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PhishingLecture3.805 min
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TrojansLecture3.905 min
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Man in the Middle (MITM)Lecture3.1005 min
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SQL InjectionLecture3.1105 min
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Password AttackLecture3.1205 min
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Sources of Cyber ThreatsLecture3.1305 min
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Module 4 12
Security Risk Analysis and Management
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Security Risk Analysis and ManagementLecture4.105 min
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Best Approaches for Cyber DefenseLecture4.205 min
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Use FirewallLecture4.305 min
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Risk Analysis and ManagementLecture4.405 min
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Form a Hierarchical Cybersecurity PolicyLecture4.505 min
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Data BackupsLecture4.605 min
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CryptographLecture4.705 min
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Multi-Factor AuthenticationLecture4.805 min
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Password EncryptionLecture4.905 min
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Privileged Users MonitoringLecture4.1005 min
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Third-Party Security MonitoringLecture4.1105 min
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Employee EducationLecture4.1205 min
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Module 5 3
Cybersecurity Laws
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Cybersecurity LawsLecture5.105 min
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Activities Declared Criminal in Cybersecurity lawsLecture5.205 min
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Key Elements of Cybersecurity LawsLecture5.305 min
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Module 6 1
Conclusion
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ConclusionLecture6.105 min
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Exam 1
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Introduction to Cybersecurity ExamQuiz7.130 questionsFinal
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Phishing
Phishing is quite a common type of cyber threat where scammers roll out suspicious emails to the recipients. They make emails look so legitimate and pushing that some users get compelled to do what scammers want them to do. As soon as the user gets into the trap of the scammers by clicking the link, they attack the user’s computer with malware and thus exploit the establishment as per their motive. Some of the common types of phishing e-mails include offering money, asking for a relationship, or fake purchase orders.
While phishing is a grand concept, spear-phishing and whale phishing are rather more targeted and sophisticated. In spear phishing, scammers research the person they plan to get in their trap and then sends an email with the thing that person is in search of. With this targeted approach, the person pursues this phishing email and thus get in the trap. Similarly, whale phishing also works in a rather similar way with the only difference that it attacks top executives like CFOs and CEOs.