Cybersecurity and Responsible Digital Practice
Recognise phishing and social engineering.
What you will learn
- Recognise phishing and social engineering.
- Protect accounts and authentication.
- Use devices and software safely.
- Respond to suspected compromise.
- Protect care during downtime.
- Use AI and digital teaching tools responsibly.
Course content
6 lessons + final assessmentSelect a lesson to view its details.
01Recognising manipulationNot started
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02Account protectionNot started
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03Devices and softwareNot started
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04Suspected compromiseNot started
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05Clinical continuityNot started
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06Responsible AI and online learningNot started
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18 questions · 30 minutes · Pass: 15 correct
Who this course is for
Practical cyber-hygiene knowledge for imaging users.
Prerequisite: No formal prerequisite; imaging workplace context is helpful.
Scope and professional boundaries
Practical cyber-hygiene knowledge for imaging users. Not penetration testing, incident-command certification or permission to change clinical systems without authorisation.
References
- CISA Recognize and report phishing ↗
- NCSC Phishing attacks defending your organisation ↗
- Zambia Data Protection Act No 3 of 2021 ↗
- Zambia Cyber Security Act No 3 of 2025 ↗
- Zambia Cyber Crimes Act No 4 of 2025 ↗
- HPCZ National Healthcare Standards for Zambia Third edition February 2026 ↗
- CISA Turn on multifactor authentication ↗
- Australian Signals Directorate Small business cyber security guide January 2025 ↗
- NCSC Mitigating malware and ransomware attacks ↗
- HPCZ Ethical guidance ↗