Cyber Security Learning Path

• Cyber Security in the Public Service (DDN2-A39)
  Learn eight ways to protect yourself and Government of Canada data.
• Fake News and Clickbait: Identifying Misinformation and Disinformation (DDN2-A08)
  This article explores examples of modern-day misinformation and disinformation, as well as ways to fact check online information.
• Level Up Your Cyber Security Skills: Stay Ahead of Evolving Threats (DDN2-A19)
  This article explains why an organization-wide approach to cyber security awareness, habits and readiness is key to successfully preventing cyber attacks.
• Malware and ransomware - Communications Security Establishment Canada (Video)
• Phishing: Don't take the bait! - Communications Security Establishment Canada (Video)
• Preventative security tools (ITSAP.00.058) - Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
• Creating a strong password - Get Cyber Safe (Video)

• Discover Cyber Security (DDN235)
  This online self-paced course helps to build a greater awareness and understanding of the reality of cyber risks by exploring common security vulnerabilities and cyber threats.
• Video Series: Discover Cyber Security
  This video series showcases fictional work scenarios that identify common cyber security mistakes and how to avoid them.
• Common Employee IT Security Challenges
  This fact sheet is provided by the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security and outlines common challenges and guidance on how to avoid them.
• Cyber Security Fundamentals (DDN231)
  This course provides an introduction to cyber security basics and the cyber threat landscape.
• Cyber Security Quest (DDN247)
  This online self-paced course validates learners' understanding of common cyber risks, threats and security vulnerabilities through a series of interactive tasks in a game-based learning experience.

The School regularly offers events on cyber security. Check out the upcoming events to explore new ideas and interact with our speakers.