Cyber Risk in the Built Environment
With project information being stored and shared across platforms and organisations, cyber education is more important than ever. It represents a whole of business risk with the potential to damage your business’s operations, finances and reputation.
Professionals in the built environment can be targeted for cyber-attacks including payment fraud, theft of information, ransomware, as well as damage to people, property and infrastructure.
Depending on the nature of your business and your role, managing cyber risk can also be a professional issue, particularly if you have duties of confidentiality and where these arise as a result of the contracts your business enters into.
You’ll learn
That managing cyber risk is a professional issue
How cyber events and human error occur.
That information security is now a key organisational risk.
That managing cyber risk is everyone’s responsibility in a business.
Practical steps to protect yourself, your clients and your business.
Course structure
Our unique and up-to-the-minute course focuses on professional duties using real-life examples impacting the building industry.
The course is divided into ten concise chapters that you can work through at your own pace.
It contains 60-90 minutes of video content, broken into shorter videos of around five minutes each.
There are four short quizzes to reinforce learnings as you progress through the course.
Students need to pass the quizzes to receive a certificate of completion.
Course benefits
Engaging cyber education in a language participants can understand.
CPD eligible course that can be completed while working remotely.
Suitable for all employees and business owners.
Up-to-the-minute education including recent scams.
Pricing is per person and includes GST.
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