Security / Technical Security

Cyber security training in public administration

Cyber security training designed for government employees, focusing on the practical aspects of protecting information in an official environment. The program includes identification of modern digital threats, recognition of socio-technical techniques and implementation of effective data security methods. Classes are conducted in the form of interactive workshops using real examples of security incidents, practical exercises and threat simulations.

Issues

Legal basis of information protection in public administration
Characteristics of modern cyber threats
Manipulation techniques in social engineering attacks
Recognizing phishing attacks
Methods for creating and managing strong passwords
Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Management of access rights to information systems
Safe handling of personal data
Security incident response procedures
Reporting of information security breaches
Practical scenarios for attacks on public institutions
Methods of protection against insider threats

Benefits

Modern cyber threats against public institutions
Acquire the ability to effectively recognize fraud attempts and social engineering attacks
Learn proven methods for creating and managing strong passwords and the principles of using multi-component authentication
After the training, you will more easily identify suspicious e-mails and phone calls that contain elements of manipulation
Develop habits for securely handling business data and electronic records
Learn proper procedures for responding to a security incident

Who is this training for?

Public administration employees at all levels

Officials involved in the processing of personal data

Employees operating the information systems of TSU

Electronic documentation administrators

Executives of public institutions

Employees of resident service offices

Information security coordinators

Secretarial and office staff

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of computer and operating systems
Experience in working with electronic documentation
Basic email skills
General knowledge of online threats

Training program

The most important concepts and duties of an official (RODO, KRI, KSC Act)
Characteristics of modern digital threats: malware, phishing, ransomware, APT attacks
Specificity of threats to public administration
Case study: hacking of JSTv document handling systems

Manipulation mechanisms in cyberattacks
Models of social engineering attacks: pretexting, baiting, tailgating, quid pro quo
Analysis of the language of manipulation and pressure in electronic communication
Identification of insider threat and subconscious collaboration

Principles for creating and managing strong passwords

Implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Practical methods for securing business data

Anatomy of a typical phishing attack in an administrative environment
Security incident response procedures
Pathways for escalation and reporting of violations
Incident simulations and corrective action strategies

Delivery Methods

Online

Convenience of participating from anywhere
Interactive live sessions with trainer
Materials available for 30 days
No travel costs

On-site

Direct contact with trainer and group
Intensive hands-on workshops
Networking with other participants
Full focus on learning

Frequently asked questions

Who is the Cyber security training in public administration training for?

This training is designed for professionals looking to develop skills in cyber security training in public administration. Required level: intermediate.

How long is the Cyber security training in public administration training?

The training lasts 1. Available in online or on-site format.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes — every participant receives a completion certificate confirming acquired competencies. EITT holds ISO 9001 accreditation.

Can this training be conducted for a closed group?

Yes — we offer dedicated closed trainings for companies. We customize the program to your team's needs. Contact us for an individual quote.