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Eito Training

Cyber training your team
will actually finish.

Nine free pathways written for people who don't work in IT. Short, practical, and every one ends with an Eito Cyber Aware certificate they can verify. No accounts, no tracking, no cost.

Core Essentials

Start here. The everyday habits every team member needs.

Foundations

The five habits that stop most attacks before they start. No jargon, no scare tactics.

12 min3 modules
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Phishing & Scams

Spot fake emails, texts, and invoices before they cost you. Includes the invoice scam that hits Australian businesses hardest.

18 min4 modules
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Passwords & MFA Habits

The single control that stops most account takeovers, plus the password habits that actually work.

15 min3 modules
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The First Hour

What to do and what never to touch in the critical first 60 minutes of a cyber incident.

12 min3 modules
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Customer Data & Privacy Basics

The simple habits that keep customer details safe and your organisation trusted.

14 min4 modules
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Working from Anywhere

The simple steps that keep work data safe when you are out of the office.

15 min4 modules
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Role Focus

Deeper pathways for the situations attackers target most.

Safe AI at Work

Use AI tools productively without leaking private data, trusting confident mistakes, or falling for clever scams.

15 min4 modules
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Invoice Fraud & Payment Scams

Stop business email compromise, invoice redirects, and payment fraud before money leaves your business.

15 min4 modules
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New Starter Cyber Induction

The first five cyber habits every new team member should learn on day one.

12 min4 modules
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Good to know

Eito training is self-paced education, not a formal qualification, accreditation, or government certification. Certificates record that the training was completed in your browser on the date shown. They are not independently invigilated, and Eito is not affiliated with the Australian Signals Directorate or the Australian Government.