E‑learning cyber security training
Meet your legal obligation using e‑learning. In the cyber security course for managers and other employees (under Cyber Security Act No. 181/2014 Sb.)
Meet your legal obligation using e‑learning
Who needs to be trained?
The Decree on Cyber Security No. 82/2018 Sb. establishes the obligation to raise the security awareness of persons and to acquaint them with the basics of cyber security. Follow our blog on the latest cyber threats.
Who is the course for?
Cyber security is the responsibility of all employees, not just IT specialists or managers. The e-learning course is designed for all employees; no advanced IT knowledge is required.
What will you gain from the cyber security e‑learning course?
You’ll gain awareness of threats that everyone may encounter, trends in this area and familiarity with the basics of cyber security as defined in the Czech legislation, namely the Act on Cyber Security No. 181/2014 Sb. and the relevant implementing decrees.
Register for the online courses HERE and you can start the training.
Take advantage of affordable e-learning
Over 80% of all hacking attacks exploit human error. Abusing employees with manipulation techniques is the easiest way to gain access to important data.
Advantages of e-learning
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E-learning in the form of videos and short revision tests.
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The number of licenses purchased can be flexibly changed over time
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You only pay for the employees trained
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The training is valid for 12 months
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Training can be interrupted at any time and then resumed
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Courses are continuously updated according to current legislation
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Updates are included in the base price
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You do not need your own LMS system
Possible sanctions for companies
Pursuant to Section 25 of the Act, companies can be fined if they fail to comply with the regulation.
As of 1 January 2015, the Czech Republic joined the group of countries that have a special law dealing with cyber security. It aims to unify the rules of procedure in the event of security incidents and increase protection. In the event of non-compliance with the regulation, companies can be fined up to CZK 100,000.
The Cyber Security Act 181/2014 Sb. entered into force in January 2015. Both public and private organizations must comply with it.