Aviation Cyber Security First Responder (ACSFR)

NSD Certified

The Aviation Cyber Security First Responder (ACSFR) is a unique 30 hour program aimed at all aviation industry employees. The program brings essential awareness in cyber security required for every individual servicing the Aviation Industry.

Program Outline

Cyber Psychology

Children behaving abnormally online – case studies and lessons
Negative relationships online – How it impacts family
Social Isolation – offline and online issues
Low self-esteem and depression – tracking early signs online
Internet Gaming Disorder– identifying addiction and other risks
Addiction – various types and what to do about them
Cyberchondria – Medical self-diagnosis online and its risks
Virtual girlfriends – how to tell if the children are involved

Tech Abuse, Online Safety and Protection

Pedophiles online – How to protect children
Sextortion, Cyberbullying and other online crimes – how to deal with it
The tendency for violence from online activities – how to spot the signs and prevent them
Tech abuse – how to counsel children and parents
Tools and techniques to monitor children for online safety effectively

Understanding Legal Framework

Guiding victims affected by cybercrime
Counseling victims of cybercrimes
Interacting and supporting cops and lawyers with cybercrime cases
Fundamental IT Laws that everyone must know
Steps you can take to enhance cybersecurity awareness in schools

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

What is the Cyber Kill Chain?
How it happens
Impact of a cyber attack – Notable case studies in the Aviation industry
Who Is a first responder?
Why every role matters?
How first responders can prevent potential cyber-attacks?

Social Engineering and Phishing

What is a social engineering attack?
Various techniques of social engineering
Best practices to avoid social engineering attacks
What are Phishing attacks?
All about fake emails
Spear-phishing
Clone phishing
Whaling – phishing for executives.
Smishing and Vishing Attacks.
Spotting and preventing phishing attacks

Malware and System Security

What Is malware?
Trojan Horses
Risk of free programs, games, and unverified software
Ransomware attacks.
How to prevent malware or ransomware attacks
What to do if your system Is compromised
Cyber-attacks on Point-of-sale (POS) devices – frauds and challenges.
Credit card cloning
Attack on Wi-Fi Networks
Rogue access points
Man-in-the-middle attack.
Best practices to protect consumers

Personal Security and Best Practices

Checking the security of your passwords
Has your account been compromised before?
Securing the data on your computer and personal devices.
Baseline security for your systems
Best practices for responding to emails asking for information
Best practices for responding to questions by telephone and in-person
Protecting sensitive files and information
Dealing with colleagues, vendors, external parties, customers, suppliers, service providers, etc.

Program Outcome

Learn to protect sensitive information

Gain essential skills and strategies to safeguard personal and organizational data, ensuring confidentiality and integrity in all communications.

Prevent being a target of social engineering

Understand the tactics employed by cybercriminals to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential information and learn how to recognize and thwart these attempts effectively.

Defend against Phishing and Whaling attacks

Develop the ability to identify and respond to various phishing techniques, including spear-phishing and whaling, thereby protecting yourself and your organization from significant financial and reputational damage.

Secure your passwords and accounts

Discover best practices for creating strong passwords and employing effective account management strategies to minimize the risk of unauthorized access.

Protect the organization from Ransomware attacks

Learn preventive measures and response strategies to defend against ransomware threats, ensuring the continuity of operations and the safety of critical data.

Prevent cyber-attacks on passengers and other critical airport systems

Acquire knowledge of security protocols and protective measures to safeguard airport infrastructure and passenger information from cyber threats.

Prevent misconducts with professional ethics at the workplace

Understand the importance of ethical behavior in cybersecurity and how to maintain professionalism, thereby fostering a secure and trustworthy work environment.

~~₹10,000~~ ₹5,000

Self-paced eLearning
60 Days to Access eLearning Modules
NSD Certification
Certification in Professional Ethics at Workplace
2 Complimentary Attempts to Pass
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Complimentary Access to the CPEW Course

This course ‘Professional Ethics at Workplace Plus Program,” by Clean Exit aims to empower the participants to analyze the risks of unethical or illegal behavior triggered by severe circumstances through case studies.

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Examination

The examination comprises 50 multiple-choice questions.
Candidates must achieve a minimum score of 60% to pass.
The exam will be administered on the final day of the course.
If a candidate is unable to attend the scheduled session, they may take the exam with the next batch.
Candidates are entitled to a total of two attempts at no additional cost.

Information Sharing and Analysis Center

Information Sharing and Analysis Center

India's leading non-profit, solving critical problems impacting the connected, digital world on cyber security.

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