Phishing and Digital Fraud
Recognize risky requests, verify messages through trusted channels, and report fraud attempts—including unexpected MFA prompts.
FortiSec Academy · Quebec SMBs
Bilingual cybersecurity and risk training for Quebec small and medium-sized businesses. Realistic scenarios, practical decisions and usable procedures—not just videos and quizzes.
Initial catalog
Employee microlearning is designed for self-paced online delivery. The leadership workshop is instructor-led. Each course is structured around observable objectives, role-specific scenarios and relevant assessments.
Recognize risky requests, verify messages through trusted channels, and report fraud attempts—including unexpected MFA prompts.
Validate payables, authenticate suppliers, verify banking changes, and protect the final payment-release step.
Recognize personal information, limit access and disclosure, and promptly report privacy incidents.
Identify a suspected incident, stop risky activity, notify the right contact and preserve useful information.
Select authorized AI uses, protect company information, understand files and connectors, and verify AI-generated results.
Identify critical operations, prioritize cyber risks, assign accountability and draft a practical 90-day action plan.
Our learning approach
Learners work through practical situations, including legitimate requests and fraudulent requests that can look credible.
Each course is linked to actions, escalation contacts and procedures the business can actually use.
Actions and reasoning are assessed. A03's scoring thresholds remain experimental until a real-participant pilot.