Cybersecurity – The Human Firewall

By the end of this module, you will be able to:  

• Identify the main cyber risks associated with business travel and adopt appropriate preventive measures (screen protection, managing conversation confidentiality, vigilance in public spaces). 
• Apply best practices immediately in the event of loss or theft of a professional device, in order to limit the exposure and impact of sensitive data. 
• Recognise phishing and quishing attempts, including subtle warning signs, and respond appropriately to avoid any compromise. 
• Understand emerging risks linked to generative AI and deepfakes and adopt a critical approach towards potentially falsified digital content. 

1. Stay sharp on the move  

• Who’s watching? The silent risk of visual hacking 

• What is at stake? 

2. Lost or stolen: stay in control 

• Four main consequences of losing a device 

• Data breach  

• Reputational damage 

• Account compromise  

• Legal impact 

• What should you do? 

• If your device is lost or stolen, act immediately. 

• Is this secure or risky? 

3. AI: Deepfake, deep risk 

• Deepfakes and AI manipulation 

• How could deepfakes put your organisation at risk? 

• Real-world shockers  

4. Don’t take the bait  

• Six common types of phishing attacks 

• How to spot phishing emails? 

• When scanning turns risky: the hidden dangers of quishing 

• What is quishing? 

• Understanding the risks of quishing 

• Key takeaways and golden rules 

5. Dealing with a security incident  

• Recognise common threats: How do you identify an incident? 

• Report quickly and follow reporting steps to limit or stop the damage. 

• Act fast: What to do in a security incident 

6. Knowledge Check 

Our fully digital learning programme features:

• Flexibility: learn at your own space and time
• Modernity: light course design
• Final Assessment: summary of essential knowledge

• Estimated time to complete: 25 minutes. 

• This e-learning course is designed for all employees, regardless of their role, level of responsibility, or length of service. It is part of the mandatory compliance curriculum and must be completed and updated annually by everyone.  
• The goal is to ensure that every individual is equipped to recognise and respond to digital/cyber risks, and that the organisation as a whole remains compliant with current security standards.