Cyber Security Awareness Training, Page 13 Reviews

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I would had really liked to have a full video rather then having 1 min videos and keep spamming next button.

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It could be condensed and one test at the end.

Quite heavy going

Nothing that's new material since last time, nothing that's not simple common sense, except for the (expected) recommendation to create single points of multiple failure via password managers. Be warned that several of the as-you-go questions are trick questions whose 'right' answer depends on assumptions that are not stated, or that are actually implied against, in the question itself.

The invitation to the course itself looks like spam mail... For such cases and in general for sending mass mail I would suggest announcing it in slack #general or other channels before sending mass mail so you would confirm that similar emails that require clicking on some buttons are legit otherwise some people including myself would consider such emails spam (this time it was announced a bit later that training mail is legit and not spam so you got real example why you should first inform and then send mail). Also, it would be good if one could just jump to the final test as while content is relevant but I had such training from the previous employer also day to day I need to think about security practices due to the nature of my work so it would save some time if I could jump straight to test and let's say if I don't get 100% pass on the first run then I should watch videos. Also, the course is similar to the ones we had before on knowbe4 if I'm not mistaken.

Overall, the course is good and covers the fundamentals. Would be particularly valuable for those new the Cyber Security, however, for those experienced in the field, the course can feel slightly repetitive.