Catalog
Courses for companies, schools, and public agencies. The first course in each path is a free preview so you can see how a lesson works.
CompanySecurity awareness
10 coursesMass employee training: evidence for annual security training.
- Cybersecurity Fundamentals for EveryoneBasic concepts, common threats, daily habits, and everyone's role.Free preview
- Phishing and Social EngineeringWhat phishing and social engineering are, with clear examples, warning signs, and what to do.Requires access
- Threats of the momentRansomware, fake bank details, AFIP or bank impersonation, owner WhatsApp, and QR codes: what they look like at work now, and what to do.Requires access
- Passwords, MFA (two-step verification), and IdentityPassword hygiene, multifactor authentication (MFA: two-step verification), and account protection.Requires access
- Safe Email, Messaging, and Collaboration ToolsWork safely in Outlook, Gmail, Slack, Teams, Drive, and similar tools.Requires access
- Personal Data Protection and PrivacyInformation classification and basic compliance (Argentina + GDPR: European data protection regulation).Requires access
- Remote and Hybrid Work SecurityRemote-work risks and habits to protect information outside the office.Requires access
- Safe AI Use and Shadow IT (unapproved tools)Risks of AI and unapproved apps (Shadow IT); how to use them wisely.Requires access
- What to Do If You Suspect a Security IncidentWho to report to, what not to do, and how to act in the first minutes.Requires access
- Vendors and Third-Party AccessHow to share information or access with consultants and external systems without oversharing.Requires access
CompanyCompliance and good practices
5 coursesTraining aligned to SOC 2 (vendor security controls report), ISO 27001 (information security standard), and good practices.
- Introduction to SOC 2 (vendor security controls) for EmployeesWhat SOC 2 (security controls report) is, why it matters, and each employee's role.Free preview
- Introduction to ISO 27001 (information security standard)Key ideas from the ISO 27001 standard and how they show up in daily work.Requires access
- Information Security Good PracticesPolicies, data classification, and individual responsibility.Requires access
- Basic Security Risk ManagementIdentify and report security risks from any role.Requires access
- Security Culture in the OrganizationHow daily behaviors build a sustainable security culture.Requires access
CompanyRole add-ons
2 coursesShort courses for people with privileged access or who lead a team. ISO 27001 A.6.3 asks for training relevant to the job: the all-staff pack is not enough.
- Privileged accounts and ITFor people who administer systems or hold high access: named accounts, MFA / passkeys, joiner-mover-leaver, and least privilege. Not the all-staff course.Requires access
- Security leadershipFor people who lead a team: do not skip controls “because it is urgent”, thank reporters, and be a visible example. Same peer voice as the rest of the academy.Requires access
VendorsVendor training
4 coursesA short pack for third parties with access to data or systems: what ISO 27001 and SOC 2 ask for, in plain language.
- Why we ask you to take this trainingISO 27001 and SOC 2 in plain language: if you work with a client’s data or systems, they need evidence you handle them with care.Free preview
- Client access and dataJust enough, the approved channel, and never using someone else’s account.Requires access
- Phishing and impersonation aimed at the vendorAn attacker can reach the client through your access: how to pause and verify.Requires access
- If something goes wrongWho to tell, what not to delete, and why silence helps the problem more than it helps you.Requires access
EducationDigital Citizenship — Primary (8–12)
11 coursesStaying safer online with clear language and familiar examples for primary school.
- Taking care of myself onlineProtect your information and wellbeing online with simple habits.Free preview
- Who's on the other side?Tell friends from strangers in games and chats, and what not to share.Requires access
- Passwords that protect meHow to choose strong passwords and never share them.Requires access
- My photos and my name onlineWhat's okay to post and why to ask before uploading others' photos.Requires access
- Being kind onlineHow to treat others online and what to do if you see something mean.Requires access
- True or made up?Learn to pause and check before believing or sharing something online.Requires access
- Screens and how I feelPauses, sleep, and what to do when your phone makes you feel bad or angry.Requires access
- AI can make things up tooChatbots and filters can sound sure but be wrong — ask a trusted adult.Requires access
- Playing online without fightingGame rules, reporting, leaving toxic matches, and playing with more respect.Requires access
- When a message feels weirdPause, don’t share more info, and ask a trusted adult for help.Requires access
- Purchases and “gifts” in gamesCoins, passes, and “I’ll gift skins if…”: ask permission and don’t trade personal data.Requires access
EducationDigital Citizenship — Secondary (13–17)
16 coursesDigital awareness for secondary school: social, privacy, AI, and risks with judgment.
- What Is Cybersecurity?Understand what cybersecurity means — without fear or jargon overload.Free preview
- How to Stay Safer OnlineConcrete habits for browsing, chatting, and downloading more carefully.Requires access
- Scams that look like your agePhishing via Instagram or WhatsApp, “easy jobs”, giveaways, and friends’ hacked accounts.Requires access
- Passwords and Safer AccountsHow to build stronger passwords and protect account access.Requires access
- Privacy and Digital FootprintWhat stays online about you and how to share more carefully.Requires access
- Cyberbullying and How to ActRecognize cyberbullying and know who to ask for help.Requires access
- GroomingRecognize pressure for photos or intimacy, set limits, and ask for help without blame.Requires access
- Critical Thinking vs Fake News and DeepfakesDoubt with method: check sources, images, and misleading videos.Requires access
- Responsible Social Media and AI UsePost, chat, and use AI without giving away data or harming others.Requires access
- Creating with AI without giving yourself awayPrompts, deepfakes, and what never to upload to an AI tool.Requires access
- Your digital wellbeingFOMO, comparison, notifications, and when to disconnect without guilt.Requires access
- Your online identity and reputationProfiles, screenshots that circulate, and what not to leave in writing.Requires access
- Buying and selling online with judgmentMarketplaces, shipping, and social sales: verify and don’t pay blindly.Requires access
- Digital rights and citizenshipWhat you can ask for and report online and at school — without pointless bureaucracy.Requires access
- Online Games, Loot Boxes, and Gambling RisksSpot spending pressure, loot boxes, skin scams, and when to ask for help.Requires access
- Online Betting and Money on the InternetUnderstand online betting, why it hooks, real risks, and what you can do — for yourself or a friend.Requires access
EducationCybersecurity Fundamentals (University)
6 coursesBridge to professional work: concepts, threats, principles, and career paths.
- Cybersecurity FundamentalsMap of the field: what cybersecurity protects and how the work is organized.Free preview
- Current Threats and Attack SurfaceHow attackers think and what attack surface means.Requires access
- Security Principles (CIA and Beyond)Confidentiality, integrity, availability, and useful design principles.Requires access
- Introduction to Secure CodingClassic flaws (injection, weak auth) and habits for safer code.Requires access
- Privacy, Ethics, and ResponsibilityTechnical power with judgment: privacy, impact, and ethical limits.Requires access
- How to Start a Career in CybersecurityRoles, skills, and realistic first steps — without magic promises.Requires access
EducationDigital Citizenship — Families
9 coursesSupporting kids and teens online: conversations, agreements, and support without guilt or fear.
- How kids live online todayA realistic map of apps, games, and digital habits by age — without panic.Free preview
- Conversations that workHow to ask without lecturing and when to step in calmly.Requires access
- Home agreements that stickShort rules on screens, schedules, and fair consequences.Requires access
- Privacy and what they sharePhotos, location, permissions, and when adults overshare kids’ lives.Requires access
- Scams and pressure: how to supportSpot hooks (giveaways, hacked accounts, pressure) and help without scaring.Requires access
- If there's bullying or weird messagesListen, save evidence, talk to the school, and don’t blame.Requires access
- Screens, sleep and wellbeingSleep habits, distress signals, and fear of missing out online.Requires access
- Artificial intelligence at homeChatbots, homework, and fake content: healthy limits without banning everything.Requires access
- Games, purchases and moneyIn-game purchases, paid surprise boxes, gifts, and betting: your adult role.Requires access
EducationDigital Citizenship — Teachers
9 coursesTools for classroom and school: facilitate, spot signals, act, and work with families.
- Digital citizenship in the classroomWhy it matters and how to start without being “the IT person”.Free preview
- Primary vs secondary: what changesAge-based judgment and how to align messages with student packs.Requires access
- Facilitating difficult conversationsHow to open the topic in a group with trust and without moralizing.Requires access
- Risk signals at schoolBullying, pressure, scams, and digital exclusion: what to notice.Requires access
- How to respond to an incidentClear steps, evidence, and referral to leadership or families.Requires access
- Privacy and data at schoolGroups, event photos, and platforms: protect student data.Requires access
- Artificial intelligence in classPedagogical use, academic integrity (doing your own work), and limits.Requires access
- Bridge with familiesHow to communicate without alarming and align home–school messages.Requires access
- School digital cultureInstitutional agreements, roles, and continuity beyond a single workshop.Requires access
Public SectorCybersecurity for the Public Sector
12 coursesPractical training to protect citizen data and strengthen public administration.
- Cybersecurity Fundamentals for GovernmentWhy cybersecurity matters in public administration and what role each agent plays.Free preview
- Phishing and Social EngineeringSpot deceptive emails and messages aimed at public agencies.Requires access
- Protecting Citizen DataHow to handle personal data in procedures, systems, and public communications.Requires access
- Passwords, MFA and Secure AccessStrong access to municipal systems and why MFA lowers risk.Requires access
- Safe Email and Workplace ToolsInstitutional email, chats, and files without exposing sensitive information.Requires access
- What to Do if Something Looks WrongHow to act if you suspect improper access, a strange email, or a leak.Requires access
- Secure Remote and Hybrid WorkSafe connections, devices, and spaces when working outside the office.Requires access
- Responsible Use of Artificial IntelligenceHow to use AI in public administration without leaking sensitive citizen data.Requires access
- Desk, USB Drives, and PrintersHow to handle papers, screens, USB drives, and printers so residents’ data doesn’t sit in plain sight.Requires access
- Citizen Service and Identity ChecksHow to verify identity at the counter or by phone before releasing or confirming procedure data.Requires access
- Social Media and Public CommunicationWhat to post (and what not to) on official or personal accounts when you talk about the municipality.Requires access
- Vendors and Third-Party AccessHow to share information or access with consultants and external systems without oversharing.Requires access