Training Information

• Duration: 1 Day (Theory/Methodology/Practice)
• Level: Beginner / Advanced
• Participant Profile: Corporate office employees, entrepreneurs, university students, individual participants
• Prerequisite: Data Literacy

About the Training

In a digitalizing business world, information security is no longer just a technical measure but a cornerstone of corporate sustainability. This training aims to build a strong "Data Security and Cyber Awareness" culture at all levels, from office staff to managers. Participants learn to manage risks that threaten corporate data confidentiality and company reputation, while also acquiring vital skills to protect their personal digital assets (banking, social media, private life) from cyber threats.

Section 1: Digital Threat Landscape and the Human Factor

The Invisible Face of the Cyber World

• Value of Data: Why personal and corporate data are targeted. The Dark Web economy and the journey of stolen data.
• Current Threats: Ransomware, spyware, and how botnet attacks work.
• Corporate Risk Analysis: What can a data breach cost a company? (Financial losses, legal penalties, and irreparable reputational damage).

Social Engineering: "Hacking Humans"

• The Art of Manipulation: How hackers exploit human psychology.
• Phishing Simulations: Techniques to identify fake emails, SMS, and CEO fraud attempts.
• AI-Supported Attacks: Awareness of scams using deepfake audio and video technologies.

Section 2: Digital Shields and Practical Defense

Digital Identity and Access Security (Digital Hygiene)

• Password Management: Creating unbreakable passwords and using password managers.
• Risks on Mobile Devices: Access restrictions and risk management.
• Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA): Using double locks for digital accounts.
• Public Networks (Wi-Fi) and Risks: Using VPN and secure connections.

Device and Data Security Practices

• Mobile Security: App permissions, location services, and mobile threats.
• Backup Strategies (3-2-1 Rule): Ensuring business continuity against data loss.
• Incident Response: What to do if ransomware is detected.

Training Outcomes

• Awareness: Understanding social engineering and cyber traps.
• Corporate Protection: Securing company data and GDPR/KVKK compliance.
• Defense Reflex: Applying habits for passwords, secure connections, and backups.
• AI Threat Perception: Recognizing deepfake and fake content.

Training Notes

• Memorable explanations using real-life case studies.
• Content based on global security standards.
• Training completed with a university-approved certificate.

Open to corporate cooperation; individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be re-planned according to the profile and needs of corporate participants. The scope and method of the training (Face-to-Face, Online) are determined by mutual agreement.