Cybersecurity for Everyone
Empower every employee to stay safe—at work and at home.
This engaging, non-technical training helps K–12 educators, staff, and administrators recognize today's most common cyber threats, including phishing, identity theft, ransomware, and social engineering. Through real-world examples and interactive activities, participants learn practical strategies to protect personal and district information, secure devices, and make safer decisions online. By making cybersecurity personal, the program builds lasting awareness and reduces human risk across the district.
Duration: 1 hour
Incident Response – Every Person Has a Role
Because every employee plays a critical role during a cyber incident.
This interactive, scenario-based training places participants in the middle of a realistic school-day cyberattack, where they work through evolving situations involving phishing, credential theft, business email compromise, malware, and more. Using the Recognize, Stop, Report, Preserve (4Rs) framework, employees learn how to identify threats, respond confidently, and support effective incident response. Available as a cybersecurity awareness session or an engaging tabletop exercise.
Duration: 60–75 minutes
Cybersecurity Awareness for Leaders
Equip district leaders to build a culture of cybersecurity.
Designed for school administrators and leadership teams, this session demonstrates how cybersecurity is a leadership responsibility that impacts student safety, operational continuity, and community trust. Participants explore today's threat landscape, the role of human behavior in cyber risk, incident response expectations, and strategies for creating a positive security culture where employees feel empowered to report concerns. Leaders leave with practical tools to integrate cybersecurity into everyday decision-making.
Duration: 2 hours
CYBER•NEO, LLC provides advisory and educational cybersecurity services. Our services and deliverables do not constitute legal advice and do not guarantee compliance with any law, regulation, or framework (e.g., NIST CSF 2.0, CIS Controls v8.1). Clients remain responsible for implementing cybersecurity best practices within their organizations. See Disclaimer & Legal Notice for additional information.
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