EC-Council Certified Secure Computer User (CSCU)

The CSCU certification validates a candidate's information asset protection knowledge and abilities. The candidate is introduced to a variety of computer and network security concerns, including social engineering, identity theft, credit card fraud, phishing schemes in online banking, viruses, backdoors, emails, and online sex offenders.

The CSCU exam assesses knowledge in various areas of cybersecurity, including:

• Securing Operating Systems: Understanding and implementing security measures on operating systems. 
• Malware and Antivirus: Recognizing different types of malware (viruses, worms, etc.) and how to defend against them
• Internet Security: Best practices for safe browsing and online activity. 
• Social Engineering and Identity Theft: Understanding tactics like phishing and methods to prevent identity theft
• Secure Social Networking and Email: Securing online communication and social media profiles. 
• Securing Mobile Devices and Cloud: Best practices for protecting data on smartphones, tablets, and in cloud environments. 
• Securing Network Connections: Safeguarding against threats on network connections. 
• Data Backup and Disaster Recovery: Strategies for protecting and recovering data in the event of a breach or disaster. 
• Securing IoT Devices and Gaming Consoles: Specific security considerations for these devices. 
• Secure Remote Work: Best practices for maintaining security while working remotely. 

The EC-Council Certified Secure Computer User (CSCU) certification is designed for:

• Any knowledge worker validating their cybersecurity awareness knowledge.

• Attend EC-Council Certified Secure Computer User (CSCU)
• Pass the following exams:

CSCU (112-12)