Free Phishing Training & Resources | Your Defence Toolkit

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Beyond awareness: master your phishing defence

Stop reacting and start anticipating. This is your hub fo free, expert-led resources. Turn knowledge into a real, practical defence 🛡️.

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Your complete phishing defence toolkit

We have built a full suite of free resources. Go from basic awareness to real expertise. Choose your path or master them all for a layered defence.

1. The Knowledge Test (benchmark your skills)

✔️The Phishing Ac-Quiz-ition Test
✔️Go beyond guesswork. Our 15-question test benchmarks your core knowledge. Get an instant score and discover your knowledge gaps.

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2. In-depth learning (build your foundation)

✔️E-learning Module
✔️Dive deep with our free, structured e-learning. It covers all the fundamentals and will be perfect for building a solid base.

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3. Quick reference (reinforce your knowledge)

✔️"Phishing Terms You Should Know" PDF
✔️Your essential glossary. Download this one-page guide and keep key phishing term at your fingertips.

Download the PDF guide

4. Advanced Insight

✔️In-depth article: "Phishing protection. The illusion of security".
✔️️ Are you ready for the next level? This article explores the psychology of modern attacks. It argues your mindset - not your software - is your best defence

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FAQ - your phishing questions, answered

What is phishing in simple terms?

It is a digital trap. Scammers act like a trusted company or individual to fool you into revealing sensitive information.

This includes:

passwords,
bank details
credit card number.

Their main goal is to steal from you.

How does phishing work?

The process is quite simple and can be broken down into 3 steps:

The Bait
An email or message that creates a sense of urgency or piques your curiosity (for instance, "Your account is locked" or "You have a parcel waiting").
The Hook
You are encouraged to click on a malicious link or open a dangerous attachment.
The Catch
That link leads you to a counterfeit website that captures your login details when you attempt to sign in.

Why is phishing so dangerous?

The risks involved go way beyond just a lost password. If an attack succeeds, it can cause:

direct financial loss,
a gateway for major attack,
complete identity theft.

Can phishing be done by phone?

Definitely! There are actually some specific names for these scams:

Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Smishing (SMS Phishing)

You can read more about it our glossary

Download the phishing glossary

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