Overview of KnowBe4 Training Modules

This fully interactive module takes you on a tour of the threat landscape and shows you the most common ways bad guys try to trick you. Three real-world scenarios show you strategies and techniques hackers use to take control of your computer system. You’ll learn about the seven areas of an email that can contain red flags that alert you to a possible attack. The Danger Zone exercise will let you apply what you’ve learned when you help Jake Saunders, a typical computer user, steer clear of six real-world social engineering attacks.

This 20-minute module covers the basics of credit card security. It is meant for all employees in any organization who handle credit cards in any form, whether taking orders on the phone, swipe cards on terminals or through devices connected to smart phones. It teaches employees to handle credit card information securely to prevent data breaches. Different types of cards are covered, which specific elements the hackers are after, and explains how malware like keyloggers, password crackers, and spyware can endanger credit card information. Employees are taught the rules for paper copies of credit card data, and things to remember during data entry, including things NOT to do like sending credit card information through email and text and more. A quiz ends off this module.

In this engaging and interactive module, you will learn how to defend yourself against what the FBI calls business email compromise" and what is commonly known as CEO fraud. You will also learn how and why these attacks occur as well as how to protect your organization from this serious threat and then apply this knowledge in a short exercise.

In this module you’ll learn about strategies and techniques hackers use to trick people just like you. We provide you with three real-world-based scenarios that show you how these common threats can take place. At the end of each scenario, Kevin Mitnick will take you behind the scenes and reveal exactly how each type of hack is accomplished.

In this module you’ll learn about strategies and techniques hackers use to trick people just like you. We introduce you to Kyle Montgomery as he deals with three real-world-based scenarios: Ransomware, Spearphishing, and a Snapchat attack to show you how these common threats can take place. At the end of each scenario, Kevin Mitnick will take you behind the scenes and reveal exactly how each type of hack is accomplished.

In this interactive course you will learn about the important rules for creating strong passwords, you’ll test a password to see how strong it is, and learn about the latest trend in password security, the passphrase, and how to create one.

This 20-minute module covers the protection of your employees, your customers and their funds, the premises, any security devices, computers, and networks, from physical circumstances and events that could cause serious losses or damage. This includes protection from robbery, kidnap/extortion, bomb threat, fire, natural disasters, burglary, and nuclear emergencies.

This interactive module provides an overview the General Data Protection Regulation. The goal of this module is to familiarize you with the General Data Protection Regulation, also known as the GDPR; what it means to your organization; and what it means to your job function. There are ungraded knowledge checks along the way to help you retain information for real-life scenarios, followed by a graded quiz at the end.

In this module, employees of financial institutions are stepped through the concepts of “Non-Public Personal Information”, or NPPI, best practices for protecting customers’ personal information, the employee's role in ensuring protection of NPPI, what is social engineering and how not to get tricked, how to protect against unauthorized access and misuse of protected information, and how to provide notice of an incident that may compromise customer information security.

This 15-minute module of the Kevin Mitnick Security Awareness Training series specializes in making sure your employees understand the importance of safely handling sensitive information, like Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Protected Health Information (PHI), Credit Card data (PCI DSS), Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), including your organization’s proprietary information and are able to apply this knowledge in their day-to-day job for compliance with regulations. A version for Canada is also available.

This 15-minute module specializes in making sure your employees understand the importance of Mobile Device Security. They will learn the risks of their exposure to mobile security threats so they are able to apply this knowledge in their day-to-day job.

This 15-minute module uses real examples of credit card fraud, and how to protect your organization against this by being PCI compliant. This course is for anyone that’s responsible for handling credit cards in your organization and qualifies as Security Awareness Training. Especially owners, the CFO or Controller, managers and IT people in charge of credit card processing should take this course. The training covers topics like Merchant levels, Merchant types, Self Assessment Questionnaires, new changes in the industry, chip cards, TIP Program, Qualified Integrated Resellers and the key security requirements for any organization.

This fun and engaging course will show you what ransomware is, how it works, and how to steer clear of potential threats. You’ll meet Sergeant Vasquez, head of our cyber security task force as he takes you through a line-up of the top attack vectors that bad guys use to hold your computer systems hostage until you pay the ransom.

Hospitals are currently targeted by cyber criminals, penetrating their networks and locking patient files with crypto-ransomware so that no data is accessible for any hospital worker. This short (7-minute) module gives anyone working in a hospital the basics of ransomware, email security and Red Flags they need to watch out for to help prevent very expensive attacks like this.

In this fun, fully interactive course you will learn about interesting facts about the World Wide Web, how to avoid common dangers, and the "do's and "don'ts" of safe web browsing.

This totally interactive module shows you the seven areas of an email to pay attention to if you don’t want to be hacked. Once you know where to look, it shows seven real-life examples, and you’ll be asked to spot the red flags in each.

In this 10-minute module, you will learn to spot real-world social engineering attacks by helping to guide Jake Saunders, a typical computer user, through six potential social engineering attacks. Jake needs to make the right decisions or suffer the consequences.

Today’s threats are sleek, sophisticated, and very slippery. They can slide right through your organization’s antivirus software and spam filters and go straight to your inbox. This is a high quality, 9-minute course takes you on a tour of the threat landscape and shows you some of the common ways the bad guys try to trick you.

CEO Fraud
Decision-Maker Email Threats
Mobile Device Security
Ransomware and Bitcoin
Remote and Travel WiFi Dangers
Safe Web Browsing With Corporate Devices
Secure Destruction of Sensitive Information
Securely Working From Home
Social Engineering the Executive
Social Media Precautions for Executives

This 5-minute micro-module covers why it's so important to protect credit card information; what hackers are after, how employees are a key factor in keeping credit card information secure; and how malware can be used to capture this information.

This 5-minute micro-module covers the rules for safely storing credit card information, the danger in texting credit card numbers, the rules for staying secure while working remotely, and the dangers of using Wi-Fi.

This 5-minute micro-module is an interactive course all about phishing. There are four scenarios where the learner is asked to spot the potential threat. Each scenario provides valuable feedback based on the learner's responses. There are two versions of this course, one with sound and one without.

This 90 second video shows two of the worst things you can do with your password.

This 5-minute micro-module covers the very important topic of email spoofing. It defines social engineering and shows how hackers can infiltrate an organization and create spoofed emails that trick unsuspecting employees. It also covers a real-life example of just how dangerous email spoofing can be.

This 5-minute micro-module covers the basics of safely handling sensitive information and goes into Personally Identifiable Information (PII).

This 5-minute micro-module covers part 2 of safely handling sensitive information and goes into Protected Health Information (PHI).

The holidays are a time of great joy and celebration for people around the world...and for cyber criminals. In this video we will go over 5 practices to follow to make yourself a hard target.

This powerful 5-minute micro-module takes an employee through the basics of ransomware, the different methods used to infect a machine, and how hackers trick unsuspecting users into downloading infected files.

This 5-minute micro-module takes employees through the basics of safe web browsing. Participants will learn how to avoid common dangers and discover the "dos and don'ts" of safe web browsing. This module is fully interactive with a quiz at the end.

This 5-minute micro-module defines social engineering and describes what criminals are after. It covers the three main areas of attack: digital attacks, in-person attacks, and phone attacks.

This 5-minute micro-module provides a brief overview of best practices that businesses and employees can implement to prevent attacks and protect sensitive information from social media hackers.

This 5-minute micro-module covers the rules of how to create and use strong passwords in both an office environment and at home. Employees learn the 10 important rules for safer passwords, minimum password length, and how to remember long passwords.

This 5-minute micro-module covers the risks of picking up a USB stick and plugging it into a workstation.