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# CyberEscape Online Marketing - Trust No One CyberEscape Online Collection

> Trust No One CyberEscape Online Audience: General End User (All) Difficulty Level: Foundational Time: TBD Availability: CyberEscape Online Trust No One (w. 5 Puzzles) - 60 min (Open Ended Quesitons) Trust No One (w. 5 Pu

### Trust No One CyberEscape Online

**Audience:** General End User (All)\
**Difficulty Level:** Foundational\
**Time:** TBD

**Availability:** CyberEscape Online

* Trust No One (w. 5 Puzzles) - *60 min (Open Ended Quesitons)*
* Trust No One (w. 5 Puzzles) - *45 min (Multiple-Choice Answer Quesitons)*
* Trust No One (w. 3 Puzzles) - 30*min*

**Availability:** Training Platform as Independent Modules

* Trust No One Retention Quiz - *10 question assessment*
* CyberEscape Online - Trust No One Attendance *- 1 question assessment*
* CyberEscape Online - Trust No One Registration - *registration link with confirmation that individual has registered. This module must be customized with your unique CyberEscape Online registration links.*

If you're interested in assigning Trust No One on the Training platform, a version of this experience with puzzles replaced with assessment questions will also be available to assign on Training.

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**Trailer:**

**Marketing Materials:** [*Trust No One Cyberescape Online Collection Marketing Kit*](/resources/cyberescape-online-marketing/marketing-kits/trust-no-one-marketing-kit)

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**The Storyline:** After a suspicious voicemail and urgent payment request nearly trick an employee into transferring company funds, a team of coworkers retraces the attack to uncover how cybercriminals used deepfake technology, publicly available information, and AI-powered deception to impersonate trusted colleagues. As the investigation unfolds, participants discover just how convincing modern attacks have become and why pausing to verify is still the strongest defense.

**Major Learning Concepts:**

* Alternative Forms of Phishing
* BEC
* Data Classification
* Deepfakes
* Incident Response
* MFA
* Oversharing
* Privacy
* Privileged Access
* Prompt Injection
* Protect Data
* Social Engineering
* Social Media

**Integrated Puzzles:**

* *Spot the Signs* Puzzle
  * Fill in the missing words to complete key red-flag warnings and best-practice tips using the case file resources.
  * Not included in 3 Puzzle version

* *The Attacker's Shortlist* Puzzle
  * Interview three employees and figure out which one is the easiest target for impersonation.
  * Included in all versions

* *Under Pressure* Puzzle
  * Field a string of urgent requests during the attack and decide which ones are safe to act on.
  * Included in all versions

* *The Glass Wall*Puzzle
  * Piece together Jordan's evidence board, connecting who's behind each attack, how they pulled it off, and why.
  * Included in all versions

* *First Response* Puzzle
  * Put the six steps of the incident response plan in the right order, from first move to last.
  * Not included in 3 Puzzle version