Cyber Shorts
Free cyber awareness training for everyone, in under 3 minutes each.
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At Hut Six we've decided to refine our training into an even more bite-sized format with Cyber Shorts and release them for free. We believe everyone deserves to be educated against cyber threats they face in the workplace and at home. Cyber crime can be just as distressing as a physical crime and we're here to help you protect yourself.
In these shorts, we cover the core concepts of security awareness in 180 seconds or less in our unique style. Share with your family and friends to help them level up their cyber game.
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