Case in Point Collection

Case in Point

Audience: General End User (All)
Difficulty Level: Foundational
Time: 15 modules, 2-3 minutes each + 5 Questions per module
Availability: Available on Training as individual modules. Do not need to be assigned or watched together, designed to stand independently.
Modules:

• Case in Point: Advanced Financial Social Engineering (3:30 Video)
• Case in Point: Cloud Security Threats (2:36 Video)
• Case in Point: Internet of Things (2:39 Video)
• Case in Point: Mobile Security (1:40 Video)
• Case in Point: Password Management (1:32 Video)
• Case in Point: Physical Security (1:37 Video)
• Case in Point: Point of Sale (PoS) Security (3:56 Video)
• Case in Point: Ransomware (2:25 Video)
• Case in Point: Reporting Suspicious Activity (2:52 Video)
• Case in Point: Synthetic Identity Theft (2:37 Video)
• Case in Point: Themed Phishing (2:30 Video)
• Case in Point: Travel Secure (1:42 Video)
• Case in Point: Vendor Email Compromise (VEC) (2:39 Video)
• Case in Point: Work From Home (2:29 Video)

Sample video: Case in Point - Travel Secure 

Marketing Materials: Case in Point Marketing Kit

Major Themes: Case in Point modules use powerful analogies, stories, and metaphors to educate end users on seemingly inaccessible concepts.

Major Learning Concepts:

• Case in Point: Advanced Financial Social Engineering
  • Vishing
  • Social engineering
  • Sensitive data
  • Red flags
  • Vendor compromise
• Case in Point: Cloud Security Threats
  • “The Cloud” definition
  • Risks of the cloud
  • Securing data in the cloud
  • Following policy
• Case in Point: Internet of Things
  • Risks of internet-connected devices
  • Changing default passwords
  • Device updates
  • Privacy settings
• Case in Point: Mobile Security
  • Apps permissions
  • Personal data harvesting
  • Data breaches
• Case in Point: Password Management
  • Risks of reusing passwords
  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Credential Stuffing
• Case in Point: Physical Security
  • Physical security threats
  • Sensitive information in the open
  • Policy compliance
  • Disposal of sensitive data
  • Locking devices
• Case in Point: Point of Sale (PoS) Security
  • Physical security threats at Point of Sale
  • At-risk devices
  • Sensitive data
  • Consequences of security incidents
  • Securing terminals
  • Disposal of old devices
• Case in Point: Ransomware
  • Ransomware definition and objective
  • Potential losses
  • Risks of paying a ransom
  • Backups
• Case in Point: Reporting Suspicious Activity
  • Warning signs of phishing
  • Red flags on social media
  • Vishing
  • Consequences of ignoring suspicious activity
• Case in Point: Synthetic Identity Theft
  
  • Identity theft vs synthetic identity theft
  • Account monitoring
  • Consequences of synthetic identity theft
  • Securing physical documents
  • Secure disposal of sensitive data
  • Reporting unusual activity
• Case in Point: Themed Phishing
  • Phishing red flags
  • Staying safe from phishing
  • Phishing on mobile devices
• Case in Point: Travel Secure
  • Locking unattended devices
  • Doxing
  • Avoiding public USB ports
• Case in Point: Vendor Email Compromise (VEC)
  • Definition of phishing and third party phishing
  • Verifying senders
  • Red flags
  • Reporting suspicious messages
• Work From Home
  • VPNs
  • Avoiding public WiFi
  • Locking unattended devices
  • Work vs personal devices
  • Suspicious event invites