Certified Security Aware User (CSAU) - All Employees & End Users

Duration: 1 Day

Modes: In-Person, Live Online, On-Demand, On-Site

Your people are your biggest security risk and your strongest line of defence. This high-impact, 100% live hacking demo workshop shows every employee exactly how real attacks happen and how to stop them.

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Course Objectives

Understand how vulnerabilities are exploited and how defence technologies like firewalls and antivirus actually work

Recognise how hackers manipulate human behaviour to execute successful attacks

Identify and respond to social engineering attacks including phishing, Facebook-based scams, and business email compromise

Learn how mobile malware, ransomware, and Wi-Fi attacks are carried out through live demonstrations

Apply best practices for password creation, email security, and safe use of messaging applications

Secure personal and corporate devices against compromise

Understand how to detect, report, and respond to security incidents within your organisation

Expected Outcomes

Recognise and respond to cyber threats in real time without relying on IT support

Identify phishing emails, suspicious links, and social engineering attempts before falling victim

Apply strong password practices and secure authentication across all work and personal accounts

Protect corporate and personal devices from malware, ransomware, and unauthorised access

Communicate securely across email and messaging platforms, avoiding common compromise vectors

Report security incidents confidently and act as an active human sensor within your organisation

Contribute to a culture of security awareness that reduces your organisation's overall risk exposure

Training Modules

1. Introduction : Anatomy of an Attack

1. What is Security, Vulnerabilities & Zero-Days
2. Attack Life Cycle & how much hackers earn from selling your data
3. Different Attack Vectors, Threats vs. Risks, Exploit Basics
4. Why perimeter defences are failing
5. Why antivirus is not enough

2. Latest Attack Trends : 100% Live Hacking Demo

1. Mobile Malware
2. Web Attacks
3. Business Email Compromise (BEC)
4. Ransomware
5. Advanced Persistent Threats
6. Malvertising
7. Identity Theft

3. Social Engineering Attacks : 100% Live Hacking Demo

1. Drive by Download Attack with Java
2. USB / File attachment Attacks
3. Phone Call & Sweet Talking
4. Facebook and social Media based attacks
5. Best Practices for Safer Social Media Usage for Adults and Kids

4. Password Management & Privacy

1. What is a strong password and why change every 90 days
2. Why you should never reuse passwords across applications
3. Best Practices for Password Management & Privacy

5. Email & Messaging Security

1. Email Spoofing
2. Phishing
3. Disposable Emails
4. WhatsApp, Telegram, and similar Messaging Systems Security
5. Best Practices for Email Security
6. Best Practices for Messaging Software

6. Wireless Attacks : 100% Live Hacking Demo

1. Why public Wi-Fi and free hotspots are dangerous
2. Sniffing and Man-in-the-Middle attacks on Wi-Fi
3. How to secure office and home Wi-Fi

7. Mobile Security

1. Jailbreaking & Rooting: Why it's a disaster
2. Do you need antivirus on a mobile device?
3. How hackers hack your phone and control it
4. Security best practices for mobile devices

Certification & Accreditation

Certification Path 1: GlobalACE Certification

The GlobalACE certification is designed to align with internationally recognised Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes (KSA) standards for Information Security Professionals. Candidates are assessed through a combination of multiple choice questions, practical assessments, assignments, and case studies. Examinations are conducted at authorised centres across participating member countries, and successful candidates are eligible to apply as Associate or Professional Members under the GlobalACE framework, recognised in 64+ countries.

Certification Path 2: CyberKnights Certification

The CyberKnights certification is conducted through the KALAM platform, a purpose-built cybersecurity examination and skills validation system. Candidates take a 25-question MCQ exam within 60 minutes, with a pass mark of 70%. Exam fees are inclusive in the course fees. All certified candidates receive complimentary membership access to the KALAM Cybersecurity Collaboration and Community Skills Validation Platform, giving them access to an active community of security professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any technical background to attend?

No. This programme is designed for non-technical users. Every concept is explained through live demonstrations that anyone can follow, regardless of their IT experience.

Can this training be conducted for our entire organisation?

Absolutely. We offer on-site and live online delivery for teams of any size. The programme can be customised to reflect your industry's specific threat landscape and compliance requirements.

Is this training aligned with Singapore regulations?

Yes. The programme is aligned with MAS TRM, PDPA, and CSA CCoP 2.0 requirements, helping your organisation meet regulatory compliance for employee security awareness.

Is the certification internationally recognised?

Yes. You can choose between the GlobalACE certification, recognised in 64+ countries, or the CyberKnights certification through the KALAM platform. Both are ISO 17024 audited.

What does the exam involve?

The CyberKnights exam is a 25-question MCQ completed in 60 minutes with a 70% pass mark. The GlobalACE path includes MCQs, practical assessments, and case studies.

What do participants receive after completing the course?

A globally recognised certification, complimentary membership to the KALAM Cybersecurity Collaboration platform, and practical skills they can apply from day one.

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