Cybersecurity Awareness for Employees - 1 Day Session in Sydney

About This Event

Course Details

• Instructor-led classroom training 
• Duration: 1 Full Day (8 Hours) 
• Delivery Options: Attend in Person / Request Virtual Session / In-House Session 
• Language: English 
• Credits: 8 PDUs/Training Hours 
• Certification: Course Completion Certificate 
• Refreshments: Enjoy Complimentary Refreshments (Beverages, Lunch, and Snacks are included)

Course Insights

Sydney organisations operate across highly connected business environments where employees regularly use cloud platforms, email, mobile devices, collaboration tools, and digital services. This course focuses on the everyday security decisions employees make while handling business information and communicating online. Participants will explore common workplace threats, practical protection measures, responsible digital behaviour, and appropriate responses to suspicious activity.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Explain common cybersecurity threats affecting employees and organisations.

• Identify phishing, social engineering, scams, and suspicious online activity.

• Apply safer password, authentication, email, browsing, and device practices.

• Handle workplace information responsibly and reduce the risk of accidental exposure.

• Recognise cybersecurity risks associated with AI, cloud services, and digital collaboration.

• Respond appropriately to suspected security incidents and understand reporting responsibilities.

• Develop practical cybersecurity habits for everyday workplace activities.

Target Audience

This course is suitable for:

• Employees across business and support functions

• Administrative and office staff

• Sales and customer service teams

• Finance and HR professionals

• Managers and team leaders

• Operations and project teams

• Employees who regularly use email, cloud platforms, and digital workplace tools

• Non-technical employees seeking practical cybersecurity awareness

For questions or assistance, please contact info@strivewisdom.com.

© 2026 StriveWisdom. All Rights Reserved.

Module 1: Understanding the Modern Cybersecurity Landscape

• Understand common cybersecurity threats in modern workplaces.
• Explore how employees, devices, applications, and business data can become targets.
• Recognise individual responsibility in maintaining organisational security.
• Icebreaker

Module 2: Phishing, Social Engineering and Online Scams

• Identify phishing emails, fraudulent messages, malicious links, and social engineering techniques.
• Understand how attackers use urgency, authority, curiosity, and trust.
• Develop habits for verifying unexpected requests.
• Simulation

Module 3: Passwords, Authentication and Account Security

• Understand strong, unique passwords and secure password management.
• Explore multi-factor authentication and account protection.
• Recognise signs of compromised credentials and suspicious account activity.
• Hands-On Activity

Module 4: Safe Email, Internet and Workplace Communication

• Apply safe practices for attachments, links, downloads, and websites.
• Understand risks from public Wi-Fi, personal devices, removable media, and unsecured connections.
• Practise secure workplace communication.
• Case Study

Module 5: Data Protection and Responsible Information Handling

• Identify sensitive business, customer, employee, and confidential information.
• Apply appropriate practices for storing, accessing, sharing, and disposing of information.
• Understand risks from accidental disclosure and poor information handling.
• Group Discussion

Module 6: AI, Cloud Services and Emerging Cyber Threats

• Understand cybersecurity considerations when using generative AI and workplace technologies.
• Recognise AI-enabled scams, deepfakes, impersonation, and fraudulent content.
• Apply responsible practices when using organisational information with AI and cloud tools.
• Role Play

Module 7: Incident Reporting and Building a Security-Aware Workplace

• Recognise common indicators of potential security incidents.
• Understand the importance of promptly reporting suspicious emails, account activity, lost devices, or data exposure.
• Develop habits that support a security-aware workplace culture.
• Workshop Exercise