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Cyber Resilience Basics

Want to update your knowledge and skills on how to stay safe and secure in an online environment? This quick fire series of e-learning modules is for you. Created with youth workers in mind, each short section introduces a key area of cyber resilience. Work through the whole series in under 20 mins and be ready to support the young people you work with.

It’s easy and you don’t need any prior knowledge to take part. Click on each of the videos in turn to complete the course.

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