Safe Browsing, Wi-Fi & Device Security
Develop safer habits for browsing the web, using Wi-Fi networks, updating devices and protecting laptops, phones and other technology.
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Tech Learning Hub · Cybersecurity
Understand Cybersecurity
Learn how common digital threats work and develop practical habits for protecting your accounts, devices, information and everyday online activity.
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CYBERSECURITY LEARNING SERIES
Build safer digital habits
Cybersecurity is not only a concern for technology professionals. Anyone who uses email, online banking, social media, smartphones, computers or business systems can be targeted by digital threats.
This beginner-friendly learning series explains important cybersecurity concepts in practical language so you can recognise common threats, make safer decisions and respond more effectively when something goes wrong.
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Cybersecurity Basics — What Is Cybersecurity?
Understand what cybersecurity means, why it matters and the common digital threats that can affect individuals, businesses and organisations.
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LESSON 02Passwords, Passkeys & Account Security
Learn how strong passwords, password managers, passkeys and multi-factor authentication can help protect your online accounts.
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LESSON 03Phishing, Scam Messages & Social Engineering
Learn how attackers manipulate people through emails, messages, calls and fake websites, and how to recognise common warning signs.
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LESSON 04Malware, Ransomware & Dangerous Downloads
Understand malicious software, how infections can happen and practical ways to reduce the risk from unsafe files, apps and downloads.
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What to Do If You Are Hacked or Scammed
Learn practical first steps to take when an account, device or payment may have been compromised and how to reduce further damage.
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REMEMBER
Cybersecurity is a habit, not a one-time task.
No security measure can eliminate every risk. Keeping software updated, protecting accounts, checking unexpected requests and knowing how to respond to suspicious activity can significantly reduce your exposure to common digital threats.