True or False about Cybersecurity

Training Theme 

“I have nothing to hide,” “I'm careful, so I’m safe,” “A free antivirus is enough...” This course breaks down the most common myths and misconceptions in cybersecurity.  Each short video tackles a statement you’ve probably heard and invites you to ask: is this really true?
Using a True/False format, it helps you rethink your digital reflexes and adopt simple, effective habits, without technical jargon.

Training Objectives 

By the end of this course, learners will be able to: 

• Identify common cybersecurity misconceptions 
• Distinguish risky behaviors from safe digital practices 
• Apply simple protection strategies in everyday use 
• React appropriately to digital threats 

Prerequisite and Target Audience 

Target audience: Anyone seeking to better understand cybersecurity and get clear answers to everyday digital questions. 
Level: Beginner 
Prerequisites: Comfortable with basic digital tasks (email, web browsing, mobile apps). 

Means and Methods 

• Tutorial Videos: A selected series of videos will help you achieve the defined educational objectives.
• Evaluation Quiz: A quiz will be provided at the end to validate your understanding.

Training Content 

23 video tutorials organized into 6 thematic lessonss: 

• Passwords and Authentication 
  • Is a strong password all I need to stay safe? 
  • Is my password secure if it contains an @ and a number? 
  • Is signing in with Google or Facebook a bad idea? 
• Protection Tools: Antivirus, Firewall and Updates 
  • Is a free antivirus good enough? 
  • Does my antivirus block all threats? 
  • Is a firewall the same as an antivirus? 
  • Are updates useless if everything works fine?
• Web Security and Online Browsing 
  • Does private browsing make me anonymous? 
  • Am I safe online if I’m careful? 
  • Does connecting to a well-known website guarantee its safety? 
  • Can I safely click a link in a message? 
  • Is the sender’s email address enough to verify a message? 
• Mobile Usage and Devices 
  • Is public Wi-Fi safe if no password is required? 
  • Can my mobile apps do anything without my permission? 
  • Is scanning a QR code always safe? 
  • Is cloud storage less secure than my personal computer? 
• Online Transactions and Personal Data 
  • Are online payments riskier than in-store ones? 
  • Is contactless payment safe? 
• Files, Downloads, and Systems 
  • Are all files safe as long as I open them with trusted software? 
• Cyber Awareness and Shared Responsibility 
  • Do cybercriminals only target large companies? 
  • Do I have to be an IT expert to protect myself? 
  • Will I know what to do if I get hacked? 
  • Is a hacker always a cybercriminal? 

1 Course Knowledge Validation Quiz 

Learn more about Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity plays a crucial role in everyday life, whether at home or at work. Phishing attempts, data breaches, and malware attacks are becoming more common and increasingly sophisticated. Understanding these risks is essential for anyone using digital tools. This course gives you the keys to recognizing threats, challenging common misconceptions, and building smart habits that strengthen your digital safety. By improving awareness and encouraging proactive behaviors, it empowers every user to become a confident and responsible actor in cybersecurity.