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Cybersecurity for Small Businesses: Best Practices

By Barclay Mcpherson
03/Jul/2024
0 Students

Course Description

The Cybersecurity for Small Businesses: Best Practices course is designed to help small business owners and entrepreneurs protect their businesses from cyber threats. This course provides practical, actionable guidance on safeguarding sensitive data, securing online operations, and preventing common cyberattacks that target small businesses.

Participants will learn about key cybersecurity concepts such as network security, data encryption, secure password policies, and identifying phishing scams. The course also covers the importance of implementing firewalls, antivirus software, and employee training on cybersecurity awareness. Through real-world examples and step-by-step instructions, learners will develop strategies for building a strong defense against cyber risks and responding to potential security breaches.

By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge and tools to implement effective cybersecurity measures, ensuring the protection of their business assets and customer information.

Key Topics:

Introduction to cybersecurity fundamentals for small businesses
Common cyber threats and how to prevent them
Protecting sensitive data through encryption and secure storage
Best practices for password management and multi-factor authentication
Network security, firewalls, and antivirus solutions
Employee cybersecurity training and awareness
Responding to and recovering from a cyberattack

This course is ideal for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and managers looking to safeguard their business from cyber threats and enhance their cybersecurity posture. No prior cybersecurity experience is required.

Course Curriculum

Barclay Mcpherson

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