We have some very exciting news for you.
When you receive an email from a friend or relative saying they are in trouble and desperate for your help, most likely you would open the email. This is just one clever tactic that cybercriminals use to hack into your personal home computer. The brand new “Kevin Mitnick Home Internet Security Course,” will help to keep your family safe online.
Today, cybercriminals are not just hacking into companies’ computers to steal millions of dollars and private information; they are also targeting your home computer—and succeeding, simply if you click just once on a malicious link.
When we asked the employees that did our business security awareness training what they thought after doing the training, about 80% came back with: "Wow, I did not know it was that scary out there, I learned a lot, and how can I share this with my family?"
So that's why we created a family-friendly course especially designed for consumers which features:
● A browser-based interactive course created in 2013—updated to reflect recent scams;
● 8 sections using real-life case studies that show how someone got in trouble using the Internet, and what you need to do to stay safe;
● Each section has a live Kevin Mitnick video with security do’s and don’ts, and each section has a fun “security check” quiz at the end.
The 8 topics the course covers are: Passwords, Giving out Personal Information, Online Banking, Protecting Children Online, Protecting your Identity, Securing your Computer and Home Network, Spam viruses and more, and Opening email and attachments—with the latest information on cybercrime in each section.
The first 500 people requesting to buy the course will GET IT FOR FREE. But we are going to ask you to write a review for us once you have done the training. This course allows all members of your family to do the course, plus send five invites to friends to also do the full course.
Check out the brand new Kevin Mitnick Home Internet Security Course site here. Those 500 free licenses are going to be gone soon!
Warm regards,
Stu
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