CertNexus CyberSAFE Certification Details

Stay CyberSAFE in the Digital World

CertNexus® CyberSAFE® helps end users identify common risks associated with conventional technology and safely protect themselves and their organizations from security threats.

Apr 2022 Launch

25 Questions

80% Pass Rate

CyberSAFE Is Important to Every Job

Everyone in a company is responsible for its security. Anyone can put the organization at risk — CyberSAFE empowers all team members to protect themselves and their workplace.

Who benefits from CyberSAFE?

CyberSAFE is designed for non-technical end users within any organization — from front-line employees to managers — who use technology that may place the organization's critical information systems and data at risk. Whether you work in healthcare, finance, education, retail, or government, CyberSAFE equips you with the awareness and practical skills to stay secure online and in the workplace.

CBS-410 Exam Details

The CyberSAFE™ assessment certifies that the candidate can identify common digital risks and safely protect themselves and their organizations from security threats.

Exam Code

CBS-410

Launch Date

April 2022

Duration

20–40 Minutes

Questions

25 Items

Passing Score

80%

Exam Platform

CHOICE LMS

Target Candidate

Non-technical end users within an organization that use technology which places the organization's critical information systems and data at risk — essentially any employee at any level.

Why Get CyberSAFE Certified?

Malicious actors can attack and infiltrate an organization through anyone. CyberSAFE empowers every team member to identify risks and take protective steps.

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Secure Devices

Keep systems safe with physical security practices, strong passwords, malware defense, and wireless security.

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Browse Safely

Learn to navigate the web, spot spoofed URLs, avoid malicious sites, and recognize phishing attacks.

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Use Email Securely

Identify malicious emails, dangerous attachments, and social engineering through email communication.

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Cloud & Remote Work

Use cloud services and work remotely with full awareness of risks to organizational data and systems.

CyberSAFE Training

CertNexus CyberSAFE training empowers team members at every level to protect devices and operate safely, while preparing them for the CyberSAFE certification exam.

Comprehensive 16-Module Curriculum

157 video classes covering compliance, social engineering, device security, authentication, malware, web, email, social media, cloud, and remote work.

Real-World Threat Scenarios

Practical examples of phishing, social engineering, and data breaches that employees actually face.

Flexible Learning Options

62.5 working hours of content across 157 video classes, with download available and live class options.

Technical Support

Call/WhatsApp: +91 8680961847, Mon–Fri 9 AM to 6 PM for all your learning queries.

Course Modules

16 comprehensive modules covering every aspect of end-user cybersecurity awareness and safe digital practices.

Password policies, Internet usage, Data protection, PII, PHI, Acceptable Use Policy, facility policies, employee/visitor access.

HIPAA, SOX, GDPR, NISD, e-Privacy Directive and legal consequences of non-compliance.

PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NIST frameworks and industry standards.

Organizational handbooks, government websites, HR/IT/legal departments, incident reporting processes.

Attack vectors, attack goals, high-value targets (C-suite, accounting, HR), whaling, spear phishing, vishing, smishing, baiting, pretexting, tailgating.

Situational awareness, badging systems, verification of requests, proper disposal of sensitive information, continual training.

Laptops, mobile phones, tablets, removable storage; device security requirements; digital presence considerations; remote wipe and loss reporting.

Passwords/PINs, biometrics, authentication apps, key fobs, smart cards, MFA, password managers, and best practices.

Data backups, mobile device considerations, data classification, prohibitions against copying, digital presence considerations.

Malware types (ransomware, trojans, keyloggers), malware sources, prevention techniques, IT approval for software.

Common wireless risks, eavesdropping, rogue access points, evil twins, WPA2/WPA3 encryption, network forgetting.

URL construction, HTTP vs HTTPS, suspicious URLs, safe browsing techniques, plugin avoidance, protocol verification.

Common email risks, malicious attachments, imposter identification, sender verification, safe email practices.

Sensitive information risks, data persistence, spoofed accounts, MFA, safe social networking policies.

Cloud service risks, IoT considerations, organizational approval for cloud storage, credential vigilance.

VPN, anti-virus software, home network security, separating professional/personal devices, collaboration platforms.