Cybersécurité et Bonnes Pratiques en Entreprise
Cybersécurité et Bonnes Pratiques en Entreprise
Cybersecurity and Best Practices in the Workplace
A single attachment opened too quickly, a reused password, an all-too-convincing phone call — and your entire company can come crashing down. Cybersecurity is no longer the concern of IT staff alone: today, every employee holds part of the organization's security in their hands. This training transforms you and your teams into the first line of defense. No needless jargon, no sterile fear-mongering: clear reflexes, simple actions, and a genuine understanding of the threats that truly weigh on Tunisian and international companies.
The approach is firmly hands-on. You first learn to see like an attacker — to understand why and how you are targeted — so you can better outsmart their traps. You then master the fundamentals that truly protect: strong passwords and password managers, two-factor authentication, backups, updates, and safe browsing and email. You practice spotting a phishing email, a CEO fraud scam, a fake text message, or a booby-trapped USB drive, through real cases and role-playing scenarios. And because work happens everywhere, you also secure remote work, Wi-Fi, smartphones, and everyday tools.
By the end of the program, you know how to react quickly and effectively when something goes wrong: recognize an incident, raise the alarm, and limit the damage. You also understand your obligations regarding personal data protection and everyone's role in compliance. Your teams leave more vigilant, more self-reliant, and equipped with ready-to-use tools — policies, checklists, response procedures — to durably embed a genuine security culture. Because a company's best protection isn't a piece of software: it's a well-informed employee.
What you leave with
Far more than awareness: an operational toolkit, ready to roll out in your organization the very next day.
Ingrained reflexes — spot a trap, verify before clicking, raise the alarm at the right moment: automatic habits that protect you day to day.
Your ready-to-use tools — security policy, checklists, password template, and a "what to do in case of an incident" sheet to post up.
A clear view of the risks — you know where your company is vulnerable and where to start protecting it.
Compliance under control — your obligations on personal data and everyone's role, explained simply.
Program — 12 sessions of 1 hour
A progressive, hands-on path: understand the threats, master the actions that protect, foil scams, secure work everywhere, then know how to react and stay compliant. Each session draws on real cases and role-playing scenarios.
Module 1 — Understanding the threats (sessions 1-3)
1. Why cybersecurity concerns you — people, the key link in security: what's at stake for the company, the real cost of an attack, and the role of every employee.
2. The threat landscape — viruses, ransomware, data theft, fraud: who attacks, how, and why your small business is a target.
3. Thinking like an attacker — the stages of a cyberattack explained simply, so you can anticipate the traps instead of falling for them.
Module 2 — The actions that protect (sessions 4-6)
4. Passwords & two-factor authentication — create strong passwords, use a password manager, enable 2FA, and never reuse the same one again.
5. Updates, antivirus & backups — keep your tools up to date, the 3-2-1 backup rule, and how to survive ransomware.
6. Browsing and communicating securely — safe sites, downloads, work email, USB drives, and sensitive data: the right reflexes day to day.
Module 3 — Foiling scams (sessions 7-9)
7. Spotting phishing — breaking down a booby-trapped email: sender, link, attachment, urgent tone — a hands-on detection workshop.
8. Social engineering & CEO fraud — when the attack comes through a call, a text message, or a fake request from "the boss": how to verify before acting.
9. Role-playing scenarios — real-life exercises: fake emails, scam scenarios, and a group debrief to lock in the reflexes.
Module 4 — Securing, reacting & staying compliant (sessions 10-12)
10. Remote work, mobile & Wi-Fi — securing your smartphone and laptop, public Wi-Fi, the VPN, and separating work and personal use.
11. What to do in case of an incident — recognize the alert, who to notify, the first steps to limit the damage, and the proper course of action.
12. Data protection & security policy — your obligations on personal data, everyone's role, and the policy to roll out in your company.


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