For Singaporean Working Professionals in any IT-enabled Industry
Cyber Security Essentials: Singapore Edition
This course is designed to equip professionals with critical cyber security skills through real-world scenarios and case studies aligned with Singapore’s PDPA and emerging 2025 threats, culminating in an assessment and certification.
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Key Take-aways and Skills For Learners (Employees)
Cyber Threat Awareness
Recognize key threats such as business email compromise (BEC), phishing attacks, and ransomware that impact businesses in Singapore.
Phishing & AI-Driven Scams
Identify and avoid AI-powered phishing emails and social engineering tactics targeting employees in Singapore.
Secure Authentication
Implement strong, unique passwords and multi-factor authentication (MFA) to protect sensitive business data in compliance with Singapore’s cyber security regulations.
Ransomware Prevention
Understand how to avoid ransomware attacks and respond quickly to mitigate their impact.
Data Protection
Ensure compliance with Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) while managing sensitive business and customer data.
Incident Reporting
Know how to report cyber incidents immediately to minimize business disruptions and comply with local regulations.
Who in Your Workforce Should Take This Course?
This course is crucial for employees interacting with sensitive data, systems, or communication channels, particularly within the context of Singapore’s strict cybersecurity regulations. The course is designed for employees across sectors such as banking, fintech, healthcare, and e-commerce, where data protection and fraud prevention are critical.
Recommended for:
Remote or Hybrid Employees
Employees working outside the corporate perimeter and relying on unsecured networks or personal devices, vulnerable to attacks like phishing and ransomware.
Finance Teams
Accounts payable, payroll, procurement, and transaction processing staff who handle financial transactions and sensitive financial data, at high risk of BEC frauds.
HR & People Operations
Teams managing employee records, personal information (PII), and sensitive business data, who must adhere to PDPA compliance requirements.
Sales & Client Services
Employees handling external communications and managing client data, at risk of phishing and social engineering scams.
Legal & Compliance Teams
Professionals working with contracts, policies, and regulated data, needing to stay updated with Singapore’s PDPA and regulatory frameworks.
Executives & Managers
Decision-makers are often targeted by spear-phishing and impersonation scams, particularly those with access to high-value company data.
IT & Admin Support
Employees with system-level access responsible for securing company networks, systems, and sensitive organizational information from cyber threats like ransomware and APTs.
What’s Included in the Course?
This is a 45-minute interactive e-Learning module designed to deliver practical, high-impact learning in a short amount of time. Perfect for busy professionals.
The course includes:
10 Real-World Cyber Security Case Studies
10 Assessments with 22 Quiz Questions
Click-and-Learn Interactions
Certificate of Completion
Course Content
From understanding the latest cyber threats to mastering essential security best practices, each module equips your workforce with actionable skills to safeguard digital assets and maintain secure behaviors. The content is concise, practical, and tailored for professionals across industries in Singapore, ensuring immediate applicability in their daily roles.
Section 1. The Current Cyber Threat Landscape in Singapore
The digital landscape in Singapore is advancing rapidly, creating new opportunities while introducing emerging risks. This section provides an overview of the current cyber threat landscape in Singapore, focusing on the rising trends, attack methods, and their impact on businesses. Participants will learn how cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in sectors like finance, e-commerce, and government systems. This section highlights the importance of staying vigilant in response to evolving threats such as ransomware, data breaches, and financial fraud.
Section 2. Modern Cyber Attacks: Threats and Prevention
This section delves into the evolving cyber threats facing businesses in Singapore, including risks from geopolitical conflicts, AI-driven cybercrime, and the rise of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS). Participants will explore the impact of emerging technologies like quantum computing, the growing threat of identity theft and social engineering, and vulnerabilities within interconnected digital ecosystems.
Section 3. Cyber Security Best Practices for Every Professional (10 Core Practices)
In Singapore’s fast-paced business environment, every employee plays an important role in securing company data and systems. This section covers 10 core cybersecurity practices tailored for employees dealing with sensitive business data and interacting with company systems. Each practice includes real-world examples and actionable guidance to help employees adopt secure behaviors in their daily work.
3.1. Secure Authentication
Use strong, unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive business data, especially in sectors like finance and healthcare.
3.2. Identifying and Avoiding Phishing & AI-Driven Scams
Stay alert to phishing attempts, particularly those impersonating clients or executives. Always verify suspicious communications through official channels.
3.3. Preventing and Responding to Ransomware Attacks
Avoid downloading files from untrusted sources, back up data regularly, and know how to respond quickly to ransomware threats. If attacked, disconnect from the network and notify the IT team.
3.4. Identifying and Reporting Cyber Security Incidents
Recognize unusual activity or unauthorized access attempts and report them immediately to the security team to reduce the impact of data breaches.
3.5. Safe Internet and Email Practices
Use a VPN when accessing company systems on public Wi-Fi and always verify email attachments and links before opening them to avoid malware infections.
3.6. Preventing Data Mishandling & Unauthorized Access
Follow company policies for handling sensitive data and storing it securely, ensuring only authorized personnel can access it.
3.7. Securing Your Mobile Devices
Secure mobile devices by using biometric authentication, encryption, and keeping devices updated. Report any lost or stolen devices immediately.
3.8. Securing Remote Work Environments
Ensure remote access to company systems is secure by using official VPNs, updating software regularly, and locking screens when away from your desk.
3.9. Safe Social Media Use
Be cautious about sharing company-related information on social media, as attackers can gather information to target businesses, especially senior executives.
3.10. Safe AI Usage Practices
Use AI tools in line with company policies, avoiding the entry of sensitive business information into public AI models, and ensuring outputs comply with data protection regulations.
Section 4. Data Protection and Privacy
This section covers key principles of data protection, privacy laws specific to Singapore, and best practices for securely handling personal and organizational data. Participants will learn how to manage data responsibly and comply with Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), Computer Misuse Act, Cybersecurity Act, CLS guidelines, and SS 584 (Multi-Tier Cloud Security - MTCS) Standard.
Section 5. Summary and Results
In the final section, we recap the key cybersecurity concepts covered throughout the course. Participants will review their progress, assess their understanding of key topics, and view the cumulative results of their quizzes and assessments. This section also emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and maintaining secure behaviors to stay protected in an evolving cyber threat landscape.
Certification for Successful Learners
Recognize and celebrate your employees’ commitment to cybersecurity with an official certificate — personalized and company-branded.
Earn the Credential
Employees who complete the course and score 80% or higher on the assessments receive the Cyber Security Awareness Essentials for Employees.
Digital & Shareable
Certificates are delivered digitally and can be proudly shared on internal platforms or LinkedIn.
Company-Branded Certificate*
Each certificate features your organization’s name, reinforcing your internal security culture.
Drive Engagement
Certification encourages accountability and motivates learners to adopt and retain secure behavior at work.
License This Course for Your Organization
All our courses are available as part of our subscription plans.
- Full Access to All Courses – Get unlimited access to our entire training library containing courses and micro-learning.
- Progress Tracking & Analytics – Monitor employee progress with detailed insights.
- Company-Branded Certification – Recognize and certify successful learners. *
- Advanced behavior Analytics – Delve deep into learning data to identify poor cyber security behaviors and its impact. *
- Expert Support – Dedicated assistance to help you implement training effectively.
*Available in premium and custom plans.
Contact SalesFrequently Asked Questions
Why is cyber security training crucial for employees in Singapore?
As Singapore continues to face an increase in cyber threats like ransomware, phishing, and AI-driven scams, it’s vital for employees to understand how to protect sensitive business data and comply with local regulations. This course equips employees with the knowledge and skills needed to safeguard business operations and customer information, ensuring compliance with Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) and other critical laws.
Who should take this course in my organization?
This course is designed for employees who handle sensitive data, systems, or communication channels. It’s particularly useful for sectors like finance, fintech, healthcare, and e-commerce, where data protection and fraud prevention are crucial. Employees working remotely, in IT, legal, HR, sales, and management roles should also complete the course to stay compliant with cyber security regulations and mitigate emerging threats in Singapore.
How does this course address Singapore-specific cyber threats and compliance regulations?
The course provides a detailed overview of cyber threats specifically impacting businesses in Singapore, including risks like Business Email Compromise (BEC), phishing, and ransomware. It also covers compliance with Singapore’s PDPA, Cyber Security Act, and other regulations, ensuring that employees understand how to protect sensitive business data and meet legal requirements for data privacy and security.
What kind of cyber security skills and best practices will employees learn from this course?
Employees will learn how to implement strong authentication practices, recognize and avoid phishing and AI-driven scams, prevent ransomware attacks, and secure their work environments. The course also covers data protection principles and compliance with Singapore’s PDPA, helping employees understand how to manage sensitive data securely while adhering to national data protection laws.
How can organizations track the progress and effectiveness of this course?
The course includes assessments and quizzes to help track employees' understanding of key cyber security concepts. Organizations can monitor individual progress and ensure employees are applying best practices for securing data and systems. The course also emphasizes the importance of continuous learning, allowing organizations to stay proactive in their cyber security efforts as new threats emerge.
