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Cyber Skills for Lawyers
Built for legal practitioners, including in house lawyers, who hold client money and confidential instructions and are targeted precisely because a letter from a lawyer is trusted.
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Foundations of Cyber Security
This entry level course is designed to provide the sound grounding for any person who wishes to learn more about Cyber Security and provide practical knowledge that can be applied in the workplace. The course provides individuals with the foundational skills required to work as a cyber security profession within their organisation. Skills such as being able to identify types of cyber risks, how to detect and mitigate those risks using the front-line techniques used in the cyber security industry. By completing this course you will have the skills and tools to provide basic cyber security measures for your organisation, including preventative measures against cyber attacks, detect and trace attempted cyber intrusions, respond and resolve cyber risk events.
View courseCyber Security Accreditation Course (MAICS)
The Institute's most advanced program, taking experienced practitioners from the Australian threat landscape through risk assessment, security planning, operations and incident response, and finishing with a professional capstone that is marked by a person rather than a machine.
View courseCyber Security Skills for Accountants
This course is designed for accounting professionals who need to understand cyber security in the context of their practice. It covers the regulatory obligations specific to the accounting profession, the risks associated with handling sensitive financial data, and the practical measures accountants can take to protect their clients and their practice from cyber threats. The course provides accountants with the foundational knowledge needed to meet their professional obligations under the Privacy Act 1988, the Tax Practitioners Board Code of Professional Conduct, and APRA CPS 234 where applicable. By completing this course, participants will be able to identify cyber security risks relevant to accounting practice, implement appropriate protective measures, and advise clients on their obligations in relation to data protection and cyber security.
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