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Cyber Awareness.
Phishing, passwords, MFA — the courses that stop the breach email.
Awareness course · not nationally recognised- $35 + GST
- ~1 hr · online, self-paced
- Built for your phone
- Certificate the moment you finish
Coming soon
Cyber Awareness is in production now. Register your interest and we’ll email you the moment it goes live — $35 + GST when it lands.
overview
Online microlearning courses. Recognising phishing, strong passwords and MFA, social engineering tactics, safe browsing, and what to do when you've clicked the wrong thing.
who it’s for
- Office & professional teams
- Anyone with a work inbox
- Remote & hybrid workers
what’s covered
01
Why you're the target
3 topics- Attackers target people, not firewalls
- What a breach actually costs a small business
- The attacker's playbook — urgency, authority, fear
02
Recognition
3 topics- Phishing tells — senders, links, lookalike domains
- Social engineering over phone and text
- Dodgy attachments and MFA-fatigue prompts
03
Defence habits
4 topics- Passphrases and password managers
- MFA that actually holds
- Safe browsing and updates on work devices
- Public wi-fi rules
04
When it goes wrong
4 topics- The first ten minutes after a wrong click
- Who to tell — why speed beats embarrassment
- Containing it: passwords, sessions, IT
- Reporting to Scamwatch and ReportCyber
how it works
FormatTap-through microlearning — ~1 hr · online. Built for phones, works everywhere. Start on smoko, pause, pick it up on the train.
PracticeScenario cards drop you into real situations along the way — you make the call a worker actually faces, then get the reasoning, straight up.
ChecksQuick knowledge checks in every module. Not exam-style — the course makes sure it sticks before it moves on.
You leave withA certificate of completion from an RTO-crafted course, issued instantly and logged in the Nexa Compliance Hub — with refresher reminders.
questions
No. This is an awareness course — practical, RTO-authored online training that issues a certificate of completion. It is not a nationally recognised unit of competency.
~1 hr · online. Delivery: online, self-paced. Start, pause, and finish whenever suits.
Small businesses are the preferred target: valuable data, weaker defences, and staff wearing ten hats. Most incidents start with one email to one person — which is why the training is aimed at people, not IT departments.
Most cyber insurance policies and client due-diligence questionnaires ask whether staff receive security awareness training — completions are logged with certificates in the Compliance Hub, so you can evidence exactly who's trained and when.
