Cybersecurity Awareness - A Guide for All Care Staff and All Care Settings
Cybersecurity Awareness - A Guide for all Staff in all Care Settings
A Complete Guide - Training Session - Health and Social Care Training Resources
All fully editable (should you wish to edit). Presentation in sections (so you can use what you need). Aims and Objectives included if you want to use the presentation as it has been written.
Comes with 8 Handouts plus 2 Multiple Choice End of Session Assessments (one for ALL staff and the other for Supervisors/Line Managers/Managers).
Aims and Objectives:
Overall Aim:
To equip care staff with the essential knowledge and skills needed to protect sensitive information and maintain cybersecurity best practices in their daily work.
Learning Objectives:
Identify and mitigate common cybersecurity threats, such as phishing and malware, that could compromise data.
Understand and apply data protection regulations to ensure compliance in handling personal and medical information.
Implement secure practices for device use, data handling and communication to safeguard digital assets within the care setting.
Presentation (73 Slides)
Aims and Objectives
Introduction
Importance of Cybersecurity in Care Settings
SECTION - Basic Cybersecurity Principles
Key Risks and Threats
Benefits of Strong Cybersecurity
Infographic
SECTION - Common Threats
Malware
Ransomeware
Phishing
Social Engineering
Cyber Hygiene - Passwords
Cyber Hygiene - 2 Factor Authentication (2FA)
Cyber Hygiene - Regular Software Updates
SECTION - Data Protection and Privacy
Key Principles of the DPA 2018
Implications for Care Settings
DPA and Cybersecurity
Maintaining Confidentiality of Person and Medical Information
Sharing Sensitive Data
Disposing of Sensitive Information
SECTION - Recognising and Responding to Cyber Threats
Common Signs of Phishing Attempts
Social Engineering Awareness
Pretexting and Phishing
Spear Phishing and Baiting
Quizzes and Surveys. Tailgating
Vishing (Voice Phishing)
How to Protect Yourself and Your Organisation
SECTION - Incident Response
Steps to Take if a Potential Breach is Identified
Introduction
Identify and Confirm the Incident
Contain the Incident
Notify Relevant Personnel
Assess the Impact
Eradicate the Threat
Recover and Restore
Review and Improve
Communicate with Affected Parties
SECTION - Secure Use of Technology - Device Security for Care Staff
Keep Devices Updated
Use Antivirus Software
Be Careful with Downloads and Links
Lock your Screen and Secure Storage
SECTION - Safe Internet Practices: Guidelines for Safe Browsing, Downloading and Use of Email
Safe Browsing
Downloading and Safe Use of Email
Avoid Public Wi-Fi for Work
SECTION - Use of Personal Devices
Know the Policy
Keep Work and Personal Use Separate
Securing Your Device, Care with Work Data
Report Issues Immediately
SECTION - National Cybersecurity Centre
Key Information
SECTION - Summary of Key Points
Key Points
References and Further Reading
Word Documents
Access Control and Permissions
Basic Cybersecurity Principles
Data Protection and Privacy
Handling Personal and Medical Information
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Physical Security Measures
Recognising and Responding to Cyber Threats
Secure Use of Technology
End of Session Assessment (All Staff)
End of Session Assessment (Supervisors/Line Managers/Managers)
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