PC Security Online Course
Learn how to protect your computer from cyber threats in this online course - join us and level up your PC security game!
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About this event
Master PC security basics—spam, malware, phishing, viruses & software protection online.
Overview
Staying safe online is more than just updating your antivirus. In a world where threats evolve faster than your software updates, understanding PC security from the ground up is your best defence. This course takes you through the essentials of digital protection, one byte at a time.
Across three straight-talking chapters—Spam and Malware, Phishing and Viruses, and Software Protection—you'll gain clarity on the sneaky tricks that cyber threats use, and how to dodge them with confidence. Delivered in a sharp, no-nonsense format, it’s a solid way to stay several steps ahead of online threats without needing to learn any wizardry.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognise different types of malware and their characteristics.
- Understand how spam is used to deliver digital threats.
- Identify phishing techniques used to deceive computer users.
- Analyse virus behaviour and preventive security methods.
- Apply best practices for software and system protection.
- Strengthen online habits to minimise everyday security risks.
Course Curriculum
- Chapter 1: Spam and Malware
- Chapter 2: Phishing and Viruses
- Chapter 3: Software Protection
Who is this Course For
- Anyone using a personal or work computer regularly.
- Professionals managing emails and sensitive data daily.
- Individuals concerned about online security threats.
- Office workers looking to improve cyber awareness.
- Small business owners protecting digital assets online.
- Students accessing information or using shared networks.
- Freelancers working with client systems and files.
- Retirees learning safe internet habits at home.
Career Path
- IT Support Technician – £23,000 average salary in the UK
- Cybersecurity Analyst – £40,000 average salary in the UK
- Network Administrator – £32,000 average salary in the UK
- Security Operations Centre (SOC) Analyst – £35,000 average salary in the UK
- Information Security Officer – £45,000 average salary in the UK
- Technical Support Specialist – £28,000 average salary in the UK
Frequently asked questions
A security PC is a computer equipped with tools and settings to protect against threats like viruses, malware, and hacking.
The best security includes antivirus software, a firewall, regular updates, and safe browsing habits.
You need antivirus software, a firewall, strong passwords, and regular system updates.
PC protection refers to measures taken to safeguard a computer from viruses, malware, and unauthorized access.
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