Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Location

Online

Study Mode

Online

Outcomes

Cyber Security Officer, Network Administrator, Network Security Administrator, Network Security Analyst, Network Security Engineer

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Qualification

Short Courses

Awarded By

Australian Institute of Management Education and Training

Duration

1 Day

Start Date

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Payment Option

Payment plan, Upfront payment

How Much Will It Cost?

Total cost for this course is $925.

Payment will need to be made in advance in order to reserve a spot, and AIM offers a number of different payment options:

Credit Card (Visa/MasterCard/Amex)
Direct Deposit (EFT)
Purchase Order from a business
Zip Money - Zip Money can offer you a line of credit with 6 months interest free and flexible weekly, fortnightly or monthly payment options.

Please enquire for further details.

Course Rundown

Essential for business professionals across diverse roles and sectors, this Cybersecurity Fundamentals short course from Australian Institute of Management (AIM) Education and Training provides an excellent foundation for developing a robust comprehension of cybersecurity and the potential risks organisations may face. This interactive and practical course is designed to demystify the intricate realm of cybersecurity, presenting it in easily understandable language and concepts accessible to non-technical individuals. Participants will gain practical strategies, empowering them to proactively mitigate risks and respond promptly in case of a security breach and equipping them with the knowledge necessary to effectively navigate the challenges posed by cyber threats. It serves as a crucial resource for individuals looking to safeguard their organisations against potential vulnerabilities. This is a one-day course, delivered 100% online through a virtual workshop. This course is partnership with Academy Xi.

Eligibility

There are no formal prerequisites for this course, anyone can attend.

FAQS

What You’ll Learn

One-day session agenda:

Welcome and Introductions
What is Cybersecurity?
Understanding Cyber Threats
Practical Cybersecurity Measures (Access)
Practical Cybersecurity Measures (Phishing and Social Engineering)
Incident Response
Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance
Cybersecurity Culture
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Why study with Australian Institute of Management Education and Training

AIM provides students with practical qualifications that certify their skills and advances their careers. Each qualification is delivered through a blend of practical exercises and evaluative tools, and with no exams to study for; students can focus on completing assessments that have real world application. With the choice to study online or on campus, studying with AIM means you can maintain your work-life balance while building your future career.

Australian Institute of Management Education and Training Pty Limited (RTO code 0049) (AIMET) is a registered Higher Education Provider listed on the national register, Provider ID: PRV12071. AIMET uses the brand name AIM with permission from the Australian Institute of Management (ABN 56 004 525 017).

Student Support

AIM (RTO 0049) prides itself on delivering holistic, comprehensive qualifications, that helps you fast-track your career whilst gaining official certification of your skills. Whether you prefer online learning or face-to-face classes, AIM offers both options. The online virtual campus, MyAIM allows students to work through the online modules at their own pace, connect with other students and receive online learning support from AIM’s Student Support and Coaching Services teams.

Where Will It Lead Me?

On completion of this Cybersecurity Fundamentals short course from Australian Institute of Management (AIM) Education and Training, you will be able to:

Articulate key cybersecurity terminologies and grasp the fundamental principles of cybersecurity as they pertain to businesses.
Discern various types of cybersecurity threats and potential attack vectors that could impact business operations.
Comprehend the potential repercussions of cybersecurity breaches on a business.
Formulate basic strategies to mitigate cybersecurity risks, encompassing the establishment and maintenance of secure passwords, identification of phishing attempts, and implementation of secure internet practices.
Recognise the significance of fostering a culture of cybersecurity awareness within an organisation and learn effective communication of policies and best practices to team members.
Identify early indicators of a potential cybersecurity breach and understand the fundamental steps to minimise business disruption and loss.

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