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Specialized Industry-Specific Training

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Get Security Awareness Training Specific to your Industry

As organizations increase their online footprint, cybersecurity training is essential for all. Some sectors require even greater specialized training, such as protecting PHI, understanding NERC CIP policy requirements, or handling Industrial Control Systems (ICS) incidents. SANS Security Awareness provides industry-specific training in addition to addressing the core human behavior risk topics.
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Developer
Developers need specialized defense training when it comes to building and managing complex software and applications. Are they comfortable with the latest secure coding techniques in web application development? Reduce your organization's chances of becoming a victim of a breach by developing secure code from the ground up.
Developer
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ICS Engineer
Have a team of engineers to train? This core set of modules focuses on security behaviors for individuals who interact with, operate, or support Industrial Control Systems. Protect your systems by educating your engineers about the latest defenses against ICS attacks.
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NERC CIP
Designed to meet the needs of the electric industry and people responsible for CIP compliance. Modules cover all levels or organizational hierarchy including the CIP senior manager, system operators, directors of CIP compliance, and VPs of operations.
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IT Administrator
Protecting your organization requires continuous investment in skills development to stay ahead of any emerging cyber threats. Provide your technical teams with a deep understanding of evolving security concepts with a brand-new learning experience suited to their skillset.
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Modular Online Security Awareness Training

What’s the difference between old security training and new, modular training? Old security training involves training a learner for a large chunk of time, once a year. New, modular training relies on a continual training model, one that offers timely, relevant content on current cyber threats, layered application of teaching through a variety of formats, segmented into small, learnable modules, and ongoing campaign training to increase retention and prevent security breaches.