Cyber Security Awareness Training, Page 59 Reviews

Well laid out course covering the basics of the issue, but it didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. Would like a chance to review answers in the test at the end before submitting as twice in my haste I clicked the wrong radio button on my way to the correct answer which was annoying. Whilst most people set aside time for these annual compliance tests they just want to get them over and done with.

There were some good pieces of information that I believe were useful. However, a large portion of the training was basic and in my opinion somewhat obvious. However, this may be because of my past experience/training with regard to cyber security. Feel that the test was simple and I didn't have to look at any of my notes to answer the questions. Yet, strangely was given an incorrect answer on a question on my first go, so started over and chose a different answer to the question only to find out that my initial answer was the correct one.

There were some good pieces of information that I believe were useful. However, a large portion of the training was basic and in my opinion somewhat obvious. However, this may be because of my past experience/training with regard to cyber security. Feel that the test was simple and I didn't have to look at any of my notes to answer the questions. Yet, strangely was given an incorrect answer on a question on my first go, so started over and chose a different answer to the question only to find out that my initial answer was the correct one.

The training was very informative, but the quiz module has a bug in it and kept telling me that the correct answer was incorrect for at least 2-3 questions.

Multi-faceted remit means multi-faceted awareness/knowledge.

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This is a clearly laid out course which is easy to navigate. Clear objectives for each section is also good.

I think that some more examples of social engineering could have been included. The use of more technical terms may help to educate people around these issues, for example instead of the sentence "malware can watch your key strokes" I think it may be useful to explain the technical term for this i.e, a key-logger. Other than that I think this was pretty thorough and I enjoyed completing the course.

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It was a good course, although I felt that the transition between slides could have been smoother. It was annoying to have to click to move on each time.