📚 Syllabus & Course Curriculum
Data Science & Analytics
Module-by-module breakdown of Information Security Awareness, from foundations to a certified capstone project.
Threats
• Phishing, spear phishing and business email compromise
• Social engineering by phone and message, including MFA fatigue attacks
• Why the human path is targeted ahead of the technical one
Identity
• Password managers, passphrase length and the reuse that undoes everything
• Multi-factor authentication types ranked by resistance to phishing
• Recognising credential harvesting pages and verifying before entering anything
Data
• Classification, need-to-know and the sharing defaults that leak documents
• Personal data obligations under the DPDP Act and comparable regimes
• Secure disposal, encryption at rest and safe transfer of files
Devices
• Updates, screen locks, disk encryption and public Wi-Fi risk
• Removable media, personal device use and shadow IT
• Safe use of AI assistants and what must never be pasted into one
Response
• Recognising indicators of compromise and reporting quickly
• Reporting without blame, since delay causes more damage than the mistake
• Ransomware, backups and the organisational response you are part of
Earn government-registered certification in Information Security Awareness
e-Certificate and e-Marksheet issued on successful completion.
