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Cyber Security in the Irish Workplace

About this course

It is vital that your employees have an understanding of the importance of cyber security and the dangers which may be present in your workplace.

Legal Island’s Cyber Security in the Workplace eLearning course is tailored specifically to Irish law and provides comprehensive compliance training for all employees on cyber security practices in the workplace.

 

Why is cyber security training important?

Recovering from a cyber attack can be difficult and costly – if not impossible. As new security threats emerge every day, businesses need to be strategic and proactive in their approach to cyber security.

The impact of a successful cyber attack on an organisation includes:

  • The financial cost of an attack due to the theft of money or information which could lead to disruption to trading or loss of business
  • Reputational damage possibly resulting in customers losing trust in you and taking their business elsewhere
  • Legal consequences such as fines and regulatory sanctions could be imposed from the Data Protection Commission (DPC). Organisations can now face fines of up to 4% of annual global turnover or €20 million – whichever is greater

According to PwC’s Irish Economic Crime Survey 2018, incidences of cybercrime in Ireland have increased substantially – 61% of Irish companies have reported having suffered cybercrime over the last two years, compared to 44% in 2016.

 

Who needs cyber security training?

Advice from data protection experts is that cyber security training is completed on day one of employment and then refreshed regularly to ensure all staff are aware of their roles and responsibilities in protecting your organisation and themselves from a cyber attack.

A recent report, PwC Global State of Information Security Survey 2018, found that employees are responsible for 27% of all cyber security incidents.

 

How long does this Cyber Security training take?

The course will take no longer than 60 minutes to complete including an assessment. Each member of staff will receive their own personalised certificate upon successful completion.

 

Price

The standard rate of this course is €40 per staff member, however, depending on the number of staff you have, discounts may be available.
  
To discuss your training options or if you wish to discuss bespoke training needs regarding the inclusion of in-house documents in this eLearning programme, please contact a member of our eLearning team today - glen@legal-island.com.

 

What does this course cover?
This course was designed specifically for organisations based in Ireland by a team of cyber security experts.

Topics covered within the course include:

What is cyber security?

Types of threats

Impact of a cyber attack

How to protect yourself and your organisation

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CPD Certified Course

CPD

The content of this eLearning course has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and offers 1 hour of CPD credit.

 

   

Key Stats

What our customers are saying:

97%

of users said they found the courses beneficial for their organisation

96%

of users said they found the courses convenient and easy to use

96%

of users said their knowledge of the compliance topic area improved

94%

of users said they would recommend our eLearning courses to other organisations

You're in good company

This course covers all key areas in a straightforward and understandable manner. It enables us to train all our staff to ensure they are aware of the types of cyber security threats that exist, and the potential risks associated with them.

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Legal Island’s eLearning compliance training has been trusted to train over 200,000 employees in top public, private and third sector organisations across the island of Ireland including:
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