Estonian Cyber Security Company Provides Free Cyber Hygiene e-Learning in 12 Languages
Estonian cyber security company CybExer Technologies offers free online cyber hygiene training for general public at mycyberhygiene.com.
In the new normality of global pandemics, the number of people relying on online security has skyrocketed. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are aggressively taking use of the crisis, as we have witnessed phishing, malware and data stealing apps applied. The cyber security community has witnessed the steep rise of COVID-19 virus related cyber incidents.
This is why CybExer Technologies, the Estonian cyber security company, has decided to contribute to the making life online safer again and has created cyber hygiene course for wide public use at https://www.mycyberhygiene.com. This is an interactive site where everybody can learn and test their cyber hygiene skills and prepare against the threats in the digital world. At the end of each individual session, users receive a profile indicating the level of risk in different areas of cyber hygiene.
Andrus Kivisaar, member of the board of CybExer Technologies OÜ, said that CybExer quickly realized that something had to be done. “Knowing that we have tools to increase cyber security, we made a version of a cyber hygiene course that is for every person easy to use and freely available, but still provides knowledge that can prevent a most cyber threats. The cyber hygiene course is available in twelve languages and can therefore be shared with friends in other countries,” said Kivisaar and added “We will confront the cyber criminals as a community just like we will overcome the coronavirus as a community.”
The National Information Systems Authority (RIA) has been using cybersecurity courses created by CybExer Technologies for years. According to Margus Noormaa, Director General of the RIA, this is greatly successful example of a successful public-private cooperation in cyber security. “We at the Estonian Information System Authority have been using the cyber hygiene courses since 2017 and thousands of Estonian state officials have taken this test. Risks have to be addressed immediately, “Noormaa said.
The objective of the Cyber Hygiene e-Learning Course is to assess and decrease the risk emanating from user behaviour in cyberspace – ignorance or simple carelessness when using computers can bring about many problems not only for an individual user but also his/her colleagues, their organisation or the entire country.
https://www.mycyberhygiene.com is ready to be used as of today.
More info:
Mr. Andrus Kivisaar
Member of Board of CybExer Technologies
andrus.kivisaar@cybexer.com
