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Phishing and social engineering attacks target people, systems, and business processes through deception, urgency, impersonation, and manipulation. Weak verification habits, poor reporting, insecure authentication, or limited awareness can expose organizations to data breaches, fraud, financial loss, privacy concerns, and operational disruption.
The Phishing and Social Engineering Prevention course covers phishing fundamentals, social engineering tactics, cybercriminal methods, Canadian threat awareness, email phishing, business email compromise, multi-channel attacks, AI-driven threats, human factors, secure behaviour, technical controls, compliance, incident response, and cyber resilience.
Learners will strengthen their ability to recognize suspicious activity, verify requests, report incidents, and support safer digital workplace practices. Certification is provided upon successful completion of the course.
Understanding phishing, social engineering, and cybercriminal methods
Recognizing email phishing, business email compromise, and multi-channel attacks
Identifying AI-driven attacks and modern manipulation techniques
Applying verification techniques and secure workplace behaviours
Supporting authentication, email security, awareness, and governance controls
Understanding Canadian compliance, incident response, and cyber resilience
There are no formal academic prerequisites for this course. Learners should have basic English reading and comprehension skills to understand cybersecurity terms, workplace examples, compliance guidance, and assessment materials. A cautious attitude, attention to detail, digital awareness, and willingness to follow verification, reporting, authentication, and organizational security procedures are recommended.
