IT Safety: Recognising and Avoiding Fake CAPTCHA Attacks in GP Clinics
Free Online Micro-Course for Medical Receptionists and Clinic Staff
With Certificate of Completion
Introduction: Why This Course Matters
Cybersecurity threats in General Practice are increasing, and fake CAPTCHA attacks are a growing method that malicious actors use to steal passwords and access sensitive systems.
Unlike traditional scams, these fake CAPTCHA windows pretend to be security features but are designed to trick staff into entering login credentials.
This micro-course helps medical receptionists and administrative staff recognise and respond to these deceptive threats.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this micro-course, participants will:
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Understand how genuine CAPTCHA tools function.
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Spot the visual and behavioural signs of a fake CAPTCHA.
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Know what actions to avoid when confronted with a suspicious CAPTCHA.
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Learn how to respond and report incidents safely.
Course Delivery
- Fully Online: Participants can access the course content at any time from any device connected to the internet.
Technical Requirements
- Device Requirements: Access to a computer or mobile device with internet connectivity.
Certification
- Certificate of Completion: After reviewing all course sections, participants can download a certificate to encourage participation and acknowledge their learning.
Where can you find your Certificate?
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