Cyber Security: Social Engineering & AI Awareness

Learn to identify and stop Social Engineering and AI based attacks

What you'll learn
- You will learn about Social Engineering and how hackers use human emotions and manipulation to gain access to systems, over exploiting technical vulnerabilities
- Learn about human emotions and triggers which force victims into giving up personal information, money, or access to systems
- You will be well versed in identifying and protecting from social engineered attacks: Phishing, Vishing, Voice Deepfakes, and AI generated content,
- You will have a better understanding of Generative AI technologies and landscape of AI threats
- You’ll have a better idea of attack strategies such as pretexting, spear phishing, whaling, and impersonation.
- You will be shown live examples of hacks and AI generated content and how to spot and protect yourself and your organization
- You will gain confidence in your ability to identify and respond to a Social Engineered attacks

Requirements
- No prior cyber security, social engineering, or AI experience needed.

Description
AsGenerative AIcontinues to evolve, cybercriminals are leveraging its power to craft highly convincing scams, deepfakes, and synthetic content that can easily deceive even the most tech-savvy individuals. This course focuses on the intersection ofsocial engineering and AI, exploring how attackers use tools like large language models and AI-driven media to manipulate human behavior, bypass traditional security controls, and execute sophisticated, believable attacks at scale.

You’ll gain a solid understanding of how hackers exploithuman emotions and psychological triggers—such as urgency, fear, trust, and curiosity—to manipulate victims into handing over sensitive information, granting access to systems, or even transferring funds. FromAI-generated phishing emails and malicious websites, to deepfake audioand impersonations, this course covers the full spectrum of emerging threats powered by AI.

Key attack strategies such asspear phishing, whaling, pretexting, vishing, andimpersonationwill be broken down usinglive examples and real-world scenarios. You’ll learn to recognize the subtle cues that indicate a message, call, or request may be malicious—even when it appears completely authentic.

By the end of the course, you'll be equipped with actionable strategies todetect, prevent, and respond to social engineering attacks, giving you the confidence to protect yourself and your organization in an era where deception is no longer human—it's automated.

Who this course is for:
- Individuals wanting to protect themselves from cyber criminals using social engineered attacks
- Cyber Security beginners, enthusiasts, and professionals from all skill levels wanting to up-skill their Cyber Security knowledge
- Employees of an organization or government, wanting to train their staff to bring awareness and protect against latest Social Engineered & AI Cyber Security Threats
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