This free, self-paced NERO training course introduces the techniques and risks associated with social engineering attacks. Through practical explanations, real-world examples and scenario-based learning, participants explore the psychological triggers and common attack vectors used by cybercriminals and learn how to recognise, prevent and respond to manipulation attempts. The course also introduces relevant tools, frameworks and mitigation strategies to help strengthen the human layer of organisational cybersecurity.
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Cyber City Tycoon: Learn Cybercrime Tactics Through Gamified Training
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- Author: Cyber Citizen Initiative
Cyber City Tycoon is a free educational game that uses gamification to teach users about common cybercrime tactics and online scams. Players build a fictional cybercrime empire while learning how phishing, fraud, social engineering, trolling, and other cyber threats operate in the real world. Inspired by actual cybercrime techniques, the game helps learners understand attacker behaviour and develop practical skills to recognise and avoid cyber threats in everyday life.
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Cyber First Aid: Reporting and Support Resources for Cybercrime Victims
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- Author: European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)
Cyber First Aid is an ENISA online resource that helps individuals report cybercrime incidents and access cybersecurity support services in their country. The platform provides country-specific contacts, reporting channels, consumer protection resources, and guidance for incidents such as online fraud, compromised bank accounts, hacked social media accounts, and other cyber threats. Designed to improve cyber incident awareness and response, the resource supports citizens in taking practical steps after experiencing cybercrime.