Industry-Based Program

Device security is critical in healthcare, as medical devices handle sensitive patient data and support diagnosis and treatment. If compromised, these devices can lead to data breaches, disrupted care, misinformation, or even patient harm. Strong device security helps protect patient safety, data privacy, and the availability and integrity of healthcare services.

Passwords are critically important in healthcare because they safeguard sensitive patient data and prevent unauthorised access to electronic health records. Healthcare organisations face frequent cyber threats, and strong password management is essential for maintaining trust and protecting patients’ personal information.​

Learn about what Operational Technology (OT) is, why it is important, explore the different threats and ways to secure the OT environment.

Explain the importance of developing an incident management plan and identify the different roles and responsibilities related to incident management.

Learn how to accelerate your Essential 8 maturity level target and reduce the time spent managing security controls and safeguarding your organisation.​

Ensure your retail staff understand and are aware of their responsibility of having access to removable media devices and their impact on the organisation.

This course explores the intersection between Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) and focuses on securing both environments. Discover ways to secure the IT/OT environment and the importance of implementing operational technology hygiene practices.

This course will teach you about the importance of critical infrastructure and how Operational Technology (OT) helps keep it working properly. You'll also learn about the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act (The SOCI Act) and the Australian Energy Sector Cyber Security Framework (AESCSF).

The retail industry has been one of the top five most targeted industries in recent years. Phishing attacks can act as a point of entry from which scammers can initiate more sophisticated forms of attacks.

This course aims to educate health sector learners in identifying, managing, reporting, and preventing Ransomware attacks.

Health sector employees will discover the simple, and highly effective email scams using malware or social engineering.