Every Click Counts: Make Yours Safe. Join Webinar on Cybersecurity
In today’s world, every click can open the door to opportunity—or to danger. Cybercriminals are evolving fast, and so should your defenses. This workshop is your chance to learn how hackers think and how to protect yourself from the most common and emerging threats of 2025.
What You’ll Learn
- How cybercriminals exploit human behavior and technology.
- Spotting phishing, fake websites, and deepfake scams.
- Safe habits for Wi-Fi, passwords, and authentication.
- How AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape.
- Building your own personal cybersecurity action plan to stay secure online.
Why It Matters
From phishing emails to AI-driven attacks, the digital threat landscape is more complex than ever. Awareness is your best shield—and this session will give you practical tools to protect your data, accounts, and identity at work and at home.
Agenda Highlights
- Introduction: The Digital Threat Landscape
- Activity: Map Your Digital Footprint
- Inside the Hacker’s Mind: Phishing & Social Engineering
- Wi-Fi, Botnets & Malware Explained
- Passwords & Authentication: Live Security Test
- New-Generation Threats: AI & Deepfake Attacks
- Cyber Quiz & Awareness Challenge
- Your Personal Cybersecurity Action Plan
Who should attend?
- EU Microfinance Institutions (MFIs)
- EU Social Enterprise Finance Providers (SEFPs)
- MFC Members
Our Experts
Adam Bartosiewicz – Expert
Adam Bartosiewicz is a university lecturer and IT specialist with over twenty years of experience in data analysis, systems administration, and information security. He delivers courses and training in Power BI, SQL Server, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, as well as process automation using PowerShell and the Power Platform.
He holds the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) credential and has extensive experience in cybersecurity, incident analysis, and data protection. His professional background includes educational and implementation projects for organizations such as EY, Orlen, Tauron, Orange, the Polish Armed Forces, and Facebook, focusing on security, analytics, and digital transformation.
He is currently affiliated with the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, where he teaches on the Big Data program.
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