Free online cyber security course for small business owners and employees.
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The Cyber Wardens program is a simple education tool designed to make your small business cyber-safe. Educating your team about cyber threats will help to protect your small business against cyber threats and recover from a cyber attack.
Free online training
10-minute introduction
Government funded
Receive a certificate
Designed for busy small business owners and employees, the short courses are practical, jargon-free and available in a range of formats to suit your learning style and your schedule.
Foundations: Learn the basics
Level 1: Take Action
Level 2: AI Safety
Level 3: Cyber-Fit for the Supply Chain
Visit https://cyberwardens.com.au to read more and register.
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