Did you know?
More than 70% of cyberattacks start with social engineering tactics. With online fraud increasing, Anvaya’s training programs help your employees understand how to be safe online while using digital devices.
Components of our Digital Hygiene training programs
Cyber Attacks Trends
Learn about the types of cyberattacks, methods, fraud schemes, and technologies used, including social engineering and malware |
Securing your workspace
Learn about basic rules for securing your IT infrastructure, computers, and mobile phones. Sensitize the team members about safe browsing, malware infection, and the importance of data encryption. |
Safe Browsing
Learn about recognizing safe sites, cloned sites, how malware can lead to financial scams, how to understand infections and protect yourself against data theft. |
Mobile Devices and Information security
Learn how to secure data on your mobile phones, safety settings on the browser, and share data securely and privately. |
Phishing
Learn about phishing, including scenarios and how to detect it. |
Social Media
Learn how to navigate through social channels safely and how to use chat apps and messengers. |
Workplace – physical and online Conference Rooms
Understand the importance of securing your conference rooms – digital and physical, why you should not leave behind passwords or any traces |
IoT – Wi-fi devices
Smart devices are only as smart as the user. Securing passwords with prescribed standards is important. |
Other aspects
We cover an entire gamut of security risks from traditional frauds such as Ponzi schemes to SIM Card Cloning. We also discuss how to protect yourself from these scams. |
Website Security
More than 60% of the world’s websites are on WordPress. Learn about the big issues in information security on your websites. |
How to react?
Got hit by a cyberattack? We discuss how you should react and plan your recovery. |
Personal Examples – Group Discussion
Heard about someone who has been a victim of cyberattacks? Have you been a victim at some point in time? We host a discussion on how digital hygiene could have prevented it. |