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Part B: Student Challenge (Drafting the PIA) Task: Using the “Employee HR Portal” scenario, you must fill out a simplified Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA). Step 1: Open the provided Juvibolt PIA Template (Word/Excel). Step 2: Answer these 4 “Deep Dive” questions in your document: Question 1: What specific PII is being collected? (List at least […]
Part B: Student Challenge (Building the Master Register) Task: You must create the Master Documentation Tracking Register in Excel. This is the document you will use to manage your boss’s expectations. Step 1: Open Excel or Google Sheets. Step 2: Create a header row with these exact titles: Document ID (e.g., DOC-01) Document Name NIST […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (Password Strength & Managers) In this part, we will see how fast a computer can crack a “weak” password compared to a “strong” one. Step 1: The instructor goes to Security.org’s How Secure Is My Password. Step 2: Type in a common password like p@ssword. (Result: It is cracked instantly). […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (AI vs. Human Phishing) In this part, we will compare an old-school phishing email with one generated by a modern AI to see why the AI version is so much more dangerous. Step 1: The instructor displays an old phishing email (lots of typos, “Dear Customer,” urgent threats). Step 2: […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (The Risk Matrix) In this part, we will use a “Risk Matrix” to prioritize which problems a company should fix first. The Scenario: Juvibolt Cybertech has three issues: Issue A: A broken lightbulb in the hallway. Issue B: The CEO uses the password “123456.” Issue C: The office is in […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (Windows Event Viewer) In this part, we will look at a real computer’s “Black Box” to find proof of a failed login. Step 1: The instructor opens “Event Viewer” on a Windows machine. Step 2: Navigate to Windows Logs > Security. Step 3: We look for Event ID 4625. This […]
Objective: Understand how a firewall protects a computer by allowing or blocking network traffic. Part A: Viewing Windows Firewall Rules Press Windows Key and search for Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security. Open the application. Click Inbound Rules from the left menu. Scroll through the list and observe that some rules are Enabled while others […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (Analyzing a Phishing Page) In this part, we will look at a fake login page to see how scammers steal credentials. Step 1: The instructor shows a screenshot of a fake Microsoft 365 login page. Step 2: We look at the URL. It says login.microsoft-support-security.com. (Note: The real one is […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (Phishing Header Analysis) In this part, we will look at the “Digital DNA” of a suspicious email to see where it actually came from. The Scenario: You receive an email from “Support@PayPal.com” saying your account is locked. Step 1: The instructor opens the “Email Header” (the hidden technical info). Step […]
Part A: The Instructor-Led Demo (Integrity Check) In this part, we will use a “Hash” to see if a file has been tampered with.Step 1: Open an online Hash Generator (e.g., OnlineMD5.com).Step 2: Type the word Juvibolt into the text box. Note the “Checksum” (the long string of letters and numbers). It should look like […]
