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This compliance-focused cybersecurity-awareness course is for everyday SMB employees who may be the first to notice or trigger signs of a security incident. It turns recognizing and reporting attacks into documented, SCORM-ready annual training that helps reduce breach impact, strengthen response speed, and support audit readiness and risk management.
Incident reporting is a business-critical behavior, not an optional courtesy to IT. The first minutes after a suspicious click, malware event, or account anomaly can affect containment, recovery, and business damage.
This module teaches employees to notice signs that something may be wrong, including suspicious links, pop-ups, abnormal logins, missing files, unexpected MFA prompts, and unusual system behavior.
This module gives employees a clear first-response sequence for incidents triggered by phishing and malicious content. It emphasizes speed, calm action, and policy-based escalation rather than panic or improvisation.
This module helps employees recognize when a device may be actively compromised. It covers ransomware warnings, encryption-like behavior, locked files, system slowdown, suspicious processes, and why speed is critical to help prevent lateral movement.
This module teaches the information employees should provide when reporting a suspected incident and the approved channels they should use. It reinforces consistency, clarity, and speed so IT or security teams can respond effectively.
This module addresses mistakes that can worsen damage or complicate investigation: delaying, deleting evidence, continuing to use a compromised system, using unapproved channels, or attempting to solve the issue alone.
This module explains how quick reporting helps stop threats from spreading to additional users, devices, accounts, or systems. It connects employee speed with organizational containment, recovery, and business continuity.
This final module reinforces the course’s core response behaviors and ties them to annual compliance documentation. It includes scenario-based knowledge checks and employee acknowledgment that can be stored in the LMS as evidence of completion.
This compliance-focused cybersecurity-awareness course is for everyday SMB employees who may be the first to notice or trigger signs of a security incident.
About 30 minutes, delivered across 8 modules with knowledge checks.
Immediate actions after clicking a suspicious link, opening a malicious attachment, downloading ransomware, or noticing unusual device or account behavior; Early signs of compromise and why speed helps contain threats before they spread laterally; Correct reporting, escalation, and evidence-preservation steps for non-technical employees; Common mistakes to avoid, including hiding the event, delaying reporting, or attempting unauthorized self-remediation; How incident reporting supports compliance, risk management, and business continuity; Why annual, documented training is necessary to close the awareness-to-action gap.
Yes. The course issues a certificate on completion. It ships SCORM 1.2 or 2004 with audio narration, captions, transcript, and runs on the Provisant learning platform.
$5 per user per course per year. Annual billing saves 20%. Any course in the catalog can be added to a plan.