Cybersecurity courses
Awareness training that helps every employee recognize threats and protect company data. Essentials courses included with every TechClass license, and Skills courses for IT and security roles.
9 Essentials courses · 3 Skills courses · 3 Expert workshops
Essentials courses
Brief self-paced courses that introduce the basic concepts and rules for everyone at work. Included with every TechClass user license, so you can assign them across your whole team.
- 9 courses
- About 60 min each
- Included with every license
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Recognizing Phishing and Social Engineering
How to spot phishing and social engineering in email, text, voice and QR codes, what to do if you clicked, and how to report it. View course -
Securing Your Accounts: Password Management and Multi-Factor Authentication
How to keep your accounts secure: why passwords fail, password managers and passkeys, multi-factor authentication, and what to do if an account is compromised. View course -
Protecting Company Data: Handling, Sharing and Storage
How to handle company data safely: classification, sharing and storage, cloud apps and personal devices, clean desks, and disposal. View course -
Spotting and Reporting Security Incidents
What counts as a security incident, the warning signs, how to report fast, and what not to do. View course -
Ransomware Awareness and Prevention
How ransomware and malware get in, the warning signs of an attack, why backups and updates matter, and what to do when it happens. View course -
Business Email Compromise: How to prevent email fraud
How business email compromise and payment fraud work, the verification steps that stop them, deepfake voice and video, and how to report. View course -
Secure Remote and Hybrid Work
How to work securely away from the office: networks and Wi-Fi, devices, travel, privacy in a home office, and a checklist to keep. View course -
Security Basics for Developers: Secrets, Dependencies and Code Review
Security basics for a developer's day: secrets out of code, dependency vulnerabilities, the most common web weaknesses, security-minded code review, and reporting. View course -
Cybersecurity Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management
How suppliers, vendors and partners become part of your security: the risks they bring, the questions to ask before you sign, sharing data and access safely, and what to do when a supplier has an incident. View course
Skills courses
Extensive self-paced courses that build the skills a role requires, with practice, a graded assessment and a certificate that lists the skills. Licensed per learner, for the people who need to go deeper.
- 3 courses
- About 8 h each
- Licensed per learner, quoted on request
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Threats, Controls and Frameworks
Learn the working model of security: threats, vulnerabilities and risk, the core controls, the modern workplace, and the frameworks and rules that shape them. View course -
Incident Response and Disaster Recovery
Learn to run an incident from detection to recovery and get the business back: the plan and playbooks, analysis, containment, disaster recovery and continuity, evidence, and reporting deadlines. View course -
Secure Software Development in Practice
Learn the basics of building software securely: the secure development lifecycle, threat modeling, common web vulnerabilities, dependencies and secrets, and security testing. View course
Expert workshops
Live, practitioner-led workshops that apply one Skills course to your team’s own cases in a half-day, online or in person, in English or Finnish. One workshop per Skills course.
- 3 workshops
- A half-day (3.5 h) each
- Priced per workshop, quoted on inquiry
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Security Baseline Workshop: Assess Your Controls Against a Framework
A half-day expert workshop where IT staff and the managers who own security assess their organization against a security framework and leave with a prioritized list of fixes. View workshop -
Incident Response Tabletop Exercise
A half-day expert workshop where leadership, IT and operations run a simulated security incident against their own incident plan and leave with a list of changes to it. View workshop -
Threat Modeling Lab: Threat Model and Fix One Real Feature
A half-day expert workshop where a development team threat models one of its own features and leaves with prioritized findings and fixes assigned into the backlog. View workshop
