
In today’s hyper-connected world, cybersecurity is no longer optional—it’s an essential professional skill. This workshop equips working professionals, managers, IT staff, and consultants with real-world cybersecurity knowledge to protect data, infrastructure, and operations from threats.
Whether you work in government, private sector, or development space, understanding how to identify risks, apply protection measures, and respond to incidents is critical. This course combines technical essentials, best practices, and practical frameworks—without overwhelming jargon.
How is this Workshop Helpful?
Cyber threats can cripple operations, steal sensitive data, or damage reputation. This workshop will help participants:
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Understand the landscape of cyber threats and attack vectors
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Build strong cyber hygiene and safe digital practices
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Protect email, devices, accounts, and internal systems
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Recognize phishing, social engineering, and malware
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Prepare for incidents, audits, and regulatory compliance
It’s designed to empower professionals—not turn them into hackers.
What Will You Be Able to Do After Attending?
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Identify common types of cyberattacks (phishing, ransomware, insider threats)
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Set up basic cybersecurity measures for personal and organizational devices
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Evaluate the security posture of apps and cloud platforms
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Secure digital communication and file sharing
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Implement password, encryption, and multi-factor authentication policies
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Develop an incident response plan
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Understand compliance requirements (e.g., GDPR, NIST, ISO/IEC 27001)
What Will You Learn?
- 1. Cybersecurity Essentials
- Core principles: CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
- Types of cyber threats and real-world case studies
- Dark web, social engineering, and modern vulnerabilities
- 2. Digital Security for Professionals
- Securing devices, cloud storage, and email systems
- Password management & 2FA tools
- Safe internet browsing and file transfers
- 3. Risk Management & Response
- Identifying and prioritizing risks
- Incident response workflow & containment strategies
- Backup systems and disaster recovery planning
- 4. Organizational Cybersecurity
- Role of employees in data protection
- Creating a culture of cyber awareness
- Working securely in remote/hybrid setups
- 5. Regulatory & Legal Awareness
- Global cybersecurity laws and standards
- PPRA compliance for sensitive procurement data
- Cybersecurity roles in donor-funded projects