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Why attackers come for you

How a breach actually starts

The attacker's business model

Checkpoint: how attacks begin

Spotting the ask

The five tells of a phishing message

When the attack is not an email

Checkpoint: recognising the play

Making your accounts hard to take

Why your clever password strategy fails

Multi-factor authentication, ranked

When it goes wrong

Your first fifteen minutes after a mistake

Checkpoint: account hardening

Checkpoint: the first response

The core security habits every employee needs: how breaches actually begin, the five tells of a phishing message, attacks that never touch your inbox, account hardening that works, and the first fifteen minutes after a mistake.

Eleven short lessons covering how attacks reach ordinary employees, how to recognise them
across email, text, phone and QR code, how to make your accounts genuinely hard to take
over, and exactly what to do in the first fifteen minutes after a mistake. .

Cybersecurity Essentials: The One-Sitting Course

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