Viscar Industrial Capacity Ltd

This Work At Heights Safety Orientation is an introductory guide to height safety

training.

This module gives a basic introduction to Work At Height Training. It assumes that

the delegate is working at an elevation and focuses on fall protection rather than

eliminating the fall hazards ( covered in WAH II/FATL2 ).

No matter your industry, organization size or even the geographical location, we are living in an age

of interconnectivity and every organization (also individuals) face a growing array of cyber security

risks. While and organization may invest heavily on technology that is designed to detect and prevent

breaches to their systems and network, they must also address the human side of the CyberSecurity

equation.

Your security is only as strong as your weakest link. The Security Awareness Training starts off with

any institution acknowledging that indeed humans (employees) are the weakest cyber security link.

Equally, they are classified as also being the first line of defense against cyber-attacks. With human

error playing such a big role in many security breaches from recent studies, this translates to the

importance of provision for the CyberSecurity trainings for employees.

With advancement and massive adoption of ICT in organizations brings with it an equivalent rise in

potential cyber security threats. Everyday people are using the internet, but few are concerned about

it, when it comes to the security. User online are susceptible to cyber-attacks including but not

limited to ransomware, system intrusion, website defacements and attacks, denial of service,

phishing, social engineering, database hacking, wireless network (Wi-Fi) hacks among others and

with the adoption of cloud computing and other emerging technologies such as IoT, the target for

cybercriminals widens further.

Cyber Security Awareness trainings is essential in providing every technology user (the training can

be customized for different audiences deeper for developers, security officers, IT professionals) with

a fundamental understanding of the imminent and ongoing cyber threats, preparing them for common

cyber-attacks and threats.

Objective

1. To educate the users upon their responsibility to help protect the confidentiality, integrity and

availability of their organizations information and information assets.

2. To contribute to the change of behavior of users of technology to keep safe from the

imminent cyber threats and attacks from hackers who are always on the checkout for victims.

This training is intended to promote and have a cyber-safe technology space.

Learning Outcome

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

 Appreciate cyber security by understanding their exposure to the cyber criminals

 Recognize information systems vulnerabilities, threats and attacks and their place in the line

of defense against cyber-attack.

 Familiarize with the cyber-attacks leveraged on different spectrums through practical

sessions.

 Recognize ways which individuals and corporates can protect themselves from cyber-attacks.