Our CEU class “Did You Just Click on That!!?” – Employee Best Practices for Data Protection – is now available.

better safe than sorry?

This class is already approved for CEU credit in Michigan, Ohio, Virginia and Oregon for onsitewastewater continuing education credits. Contact your local state accreditation agencies to see if they will approve it in your location. Feel free to pass on our information if they need more information or point them to https:wastewatereducation.org/onlineclasses.org. Please note – successful completion of a post class assigned quiz will be required for award of the 2 CEU completion certificate.

Register and pay for this class above.

• Your employee just had some free time and clicked on a Google Ad.
• You got an email from a client wanting to know why you sent him a bill.
• You log in to your bank account to find it’s empty.
• You can’t get past a pop up screen that is asking for $250k in crypto currency.
• Your pump system or lift station is no longer responding to remote commands.

You are experiencing a multi-billion dollar problem affecting companies of every size and this is particularly troubling for the water and wastewater sector. The bad guys are getting much clever at fooling you and your employees into making that fateful click! And it’s affecting all your devices, desktop and mobile. Learn what’s new and even old strategies that still lure the unwary and how to instill that culture of ‘don’t do it! ’into your employees, friends, and family. So the next time your lead operator wants to know why chemical XXX is now running at 200% of normal…..?

ABC News reports “of all the country’s critical infrastructure, water might be the most vulnerable to hackers: the hardest in which to guarantee everyone follows basic cybersecurity steps, and the easiest in which to cause major, real-world harm to large numbers of people.” Many onsite service providers also work in the municipal field where malicious attacks are taking on a national significance.

Learning Objectives:

• • Every organization including those responsible for critical infrastructures needs cyber security awareness training. This has been proposed as a federal mandate.
• • What IS this message? IS it genuine? I clicked on it – now what do I do?
• • Learn basic cyber security awareness strategies and response.
• • Understand authentication strategies and ransomware prevention.
• • Learn the fundamentals of cyber security hygiene.
• • Don’t become another unwitting victim!

Instructor: Robert Siciliano CSP, CSI, CITRMS CEO of Safr.Me and Head Trainer at ProtectNowLLC.com Robert is a security expert and private investigator with 30+ years’ experience.