Angvlar Security Awareness
Business email compromise fundamentals
Understand how compromised business accounts are used to manipulate trusted conversations.
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Free security lessons for safer everyday work.
Practical guidance on phishing, identity, payments, data protection, AI tools and remote work. No account, no individual tracking and no fear-based language.
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CEO fraud and authority impersonation
Handle urgent requests that appear to come from executives or senior colleagues.
Start lesson →Fake invoices and payment redirection
Detect invoices and payment-change requests designed to redirect company funds.
Start lesson →How to spot a suspicious email
Learn a repeatable 30-second check for unexpected email before you click, reply or open a file.
Start lesson →Lookalike domains and deceptive web addresses
Understand how small spelling changes, substituted characters and misleading subdomains imitate trusted websites.
Start lesson →MFA fatigue and unexpected approval prompts
Respond safely when repeated authentication prompts try to pressure you into approving access.
Start lesson →Password reset scams
Recognise fake password reset and account-expiry messages without exposing your credentials.
Start lesson →QR phishing and safe scanning
Scan QR codes safely and recognise when a physical or digital code may lead to a deceptive destination.
Start lesson →Cybersecurity while travelling
Protect devices, accounts and conversations during business travel.
Start lesson →Data classification and safe sharing
Choose appropriate storage, sharing and access based on the sensitivity of information.
Start lesson →Deepfake voice and video impersonation
Verify unusual requests even when a voice or video appears to match a known person.
Start lesson →Fake delivery and parcel notifications
Recognise delivery messages that use small fees, missed parcels or address updates as a lure.
Start lesson →Fake HR policy and benefits updates
Identify messages that imitate HR to collect credentials or personal information.
Start lesson →Fake Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace sharing alerts
Distinguish legitimate shared-document notifications from copied cloud login pages.
Start lesson →Fake technical support and remote-access scams
Recognise people who impersonate IT support and ask for screen sharing, software installation or credentials.
Start lesson →How and when to report a security concern
Report suspicious activity early, even when you are unsure or already clicked.
Start lesson →Lost or stolen device response
Act quickly when a work phone, laptop or storage device is missing.
Start lesson →Password managers and unique passwords
Use unique credentials without relying on memory or predictable variations.
Start lesson →Payroll and direct-deposit change fraud
Prevent attackers from redirecting salary payments through impersonated employee requests.
Start lesson →Phone scams and vishing
Handle calls that impersonate IT, banks, suppliers or executives.
Start lesson →Safe handling of email attachments
Evaluate unexpected files without opening potentially harmful content.
Start lesson →Safer web browsing and download habits
Reduce risk when browsing, downloading software or responding to browser warnings.
Start lesson →SMS and messaging-app phishing
Recognise malicious links and impersonation in SMS, WhatsApp, Teams and other messaging platforms.
Start lesson →Social engineering: pause, verify, protect
Understand the psychological techniques used to influence people into unsafe actions.
Start lesson →USB drives and removable media
Avoid malware and data-loss risks from unknown or unapproved removable devices.
Start lesson →Using AI tools without exposing company data
Use generative AI responsibly while protecting confidential, personal and client information.
Start lesson →Working safely on public Wi-Fi
Protect work accounts and information on airports, hotels, cafés and shared networks.
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