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# Content Marketing - Cyber Kitchen Collection

> Cyber Kitchen Audience: General End User (All) Difficulty Level: Foundational & Intermediate Time: 8 episodes, 5-6 minutes each + 5 Questions per module Availability: Available on Training as individual modules. Do not n

### **Cyber Kitchen**

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**Audience:** General End User (All)\
**Difficulty Level:** Foundational & Intermediate\
**Time:** 8 episodes, 5-6 minutes each + 5 Questions per module\
**Availability:** Available on Training as individual modules. Do not need to be assigned or watched together, designed to stand independently.\
**Modules:**

* Cyber Kitchen: Mobile Security (7:41 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Cloud Security (7:26 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Cybersecurity at Home (6:36 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Passwords & Authentication (7:19 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Phishing (7:44 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Ransomware (6:21 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Social Engineering (7:12 Video)
* Cyber Kitchen: Take Ownership (Cybersecurity is Everyone’s Responsibility) (5:34 Video)

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**Trailer:**

[Watch the trailer](https://vimeo.com/703838536/a6d14c1d2e)

**Marketing Kit:** [Cyber Kitchen Marketing Kit](/resources/content-marketing/marketing-kits/cyber-kitchen-marketing-kit)

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**The Storyline:** Join cybersecurity expert and professional chef Ash as he cooks up delicious meals with a side of security awareness. In each episode, Ash prepares a unique dish and weaves in real-life stories from the cybersecurity front lines - here in the Cyber Kitchen.\
**Major Themes:** Modeled after instructional cooking shows, Cyber Kitchen includes 8 episodes covering mobile security, cloud security, cybersecurity at home, passwords and authentication, phishing, ransomware, social engineering, and taking responsibility for cybersecurity in the workplace.

**Major Learning Concepts:**

* **Cyber Kitchen: Mobile Security**
  * Shoulder-surfing
  * Dangers of public Wi-Fi, public USB ports, and Bluetooth
  * Passcodes & Pattern locks
  * Mobile app security
  * Device updates
  * Reporting lost or stolen devices
* **Cyber Kitchen: Cloud Security**
* * Cloud backups
  * Least privilege
  * Cloud security threats
  * Importance of organization
  * Work vs personal devices
  * Insider threats
  * Reporting suspicious activity
* **Cyber Kitchen: Cybersecurity at Home**
  * Securing home Wi-Fi
  * Keeping devices updated
  * Strong passwords
  * Internet of things security
  * Security for the family
* **Cyber Kitchen: Passwords & Authentication**
* * Strong passwords
  * Oversharing & reusing passwords
  * Password managers
  * Passphrases
  * Multi-factor authentication
  * Strong security questions
* **Cyber Kitchen: Phishing**
  * Spoofs
  * Red flags
  * Malicious attachments & macros
  * Reporting suspicious emails
  * Smishing
  * Vishing
  * Social media phishing
* **Cyber Kitchen: Ransomware**
  * Bitcoin payments
  * Malware prevention
  * Ethics of ransom payment
  * Personal vs work devices
  * Backups
* **Cyber Kitchen: Social Engineering**
  * Phishing
  * Tailgating
  * Tactics (priming, framing, loss aversion, familiarity bias, and baiting)
  * Staying safe
* **Cyber Kitchen: Take Ownership (Cybersecurity is Everyone’s Responsibility)**
* * Personal responsibility
  * Policy compliance
  * Strong passwords & multi-factor authentication
  * Device updates

🔍 View Cyber Kitchen in your Living Security platform catalog [here](https://app.livingsecurity.ai/content/training?q=cyber%20kitchen)!