Cyber awareness training is now a mandatory expectation for internal controls to protect Commonwealth of Massachusetts data and assets. Employees are the first line of defense against a cyberattack. The following resources can help improve cybersecurity literacy among all employees and prevent disruption due to a ransomware or other cyber incident.
The following free resources are available to distribute to your employees. It only takes one click to take down your operations. There is no excuse not to train employees to be cyber aware!
Cybersecurity polices, procedures, and technology guides for the work from home employee.
The mission of NICE is to energize, promote, and coordinate a robust community working together to advance an integrated ecosystem of cybersecurity education, training, and workforce development.
With many Commonwealth of Massachusetts staff now teleworking, it is critical that additional care be taken to prevent cyber incidents that can compromise equipment, networks, applications, and state enterprise systems. Please share with staff working remotely.
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Originally published by the Massachusetts Municipal Association, this article contains good tips for municipal leaders and employees, which can also be helpful for citizens and students working or studying from home.
This Guide to Telework in the Federal Government outlines practical information to assist Federal agencies, managers, supervisors, other staff responsible for implementing telework, and employees.
Interactive quiz from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The Office of the Comptroller offers many training courses on cybersecurity, including: Fraud Management and Mitigation, Risk Management, and Internal Control.
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Resources from the MassCyberCenter at MassTech Collaborative to enhance opportunities for the Massachusetts Cybersecurity ecosystem.
Resources from national, state, local, and nonprofit partners.
Consumers should understand the importance of protecting personal information to prevent falling victim to cyber crimes.
Get the information you need to keep your personal or business information secure.
Simple steps that can help students stay safe while using their internet-connected devices.
A compilation of laws, regulations, cases, and web sources on internet and online privacy law.
Learn more, get involved, and do your part to make the internet safer and more secure for everyone.
A global online safety awareness campaign available in English, Spanish, French Canadian, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, and Japanese.
