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CyberSmart resources

Keep the security conversation going.

These public resources reinforce practical workshop concepts. They are educational reminders—not individualized incident response, legal advice, or a substitute for your practice's security policies.

Security awareness

Use simple team conversations to reinforce phishing awareness, safe login habits, and careful handling of suspicious requests.

  • Pause before acting on urgent or unusual requests.
  • Verify unexpected login prompts through a trusted channel.
  • Report suspicious activity quickly instead of hiding mistakes.

Access habits

Reduce avoidable account risk by reinforcing individual access, stronger authentication, and responsible workstation use.

  • Do not share personal account credentials.
  • Lock workstations when stepping away.
  • Use approved authentication methods and report unexpected prompts.

Team response

A safer practice depends on staff knowing what to do when something looks wrong—not only knowing what threats exist.

  • Know who to contact internally when something looks suspicious.
  • Do not continue troubleshooting a suspected security incident alone.
  • Preserve details needed by the authorized IT or security team.

Before the workshop

Help your team arrive ready to participate.

  • Set aside focused time

    Minimize interruptions so staff can participate in the complete session.

  • Use individual participant information

    A shared practice email may be used for delivery when needed, but each participant remains a separate person.

  • Keep sensitive data out of registration

    Do not enter patient information, passwords, credentials, access codes, or incident details into workshop forms.

Important boundaries

Training documentation without unnecessary pressure.

Resources are not a review incentive

Public workshop resources remain available regardless of whether a participant leaves a review.

Participation records are private

Verified participation records are delivered through the private completion workflow rather than published on this page.

Training is not compliance certification

CyberSmart participation does not certify HIPAA compliance and is not presented as accredited continuing education.

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