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User training

As explained in Acing the CCNA Exam: Volume 2 Advanced Networking and Security

A user training program is a formal educational program covering security policies and threat avoidance.

A user training program is a formal educational program, often mandatory for some or all employees, that teaches corporate security policies and ways to avoid threats such as social engineering attacks. section 11.2.2

Use user training to help employees:

  • Recognize deceptive tactics such as phishing and other social engineering attacks. section 11.2.2
  • Respond appropriately to attempts to obtain confidential information or trigger unsafe actions. section 11.6
  • Follow corporate security policies through dedicated educational sessions. section 11.2.2

Do not confuse user training with user awareness. Awareness uses reminders or simulated phishing messages to keep threats visible; training provides structured instruction. Physical access control is a separate security program element. section 11.2.2

How Acing the CCNA Exam: Volume 2 Advanced Networking and Security covers it

How deep it goes
Defines training and contrasts it with awareness and physical access control, without detailing curriculum design or delivery procedures.
Examples
Uses dedicated sessions on corporate security policies and avoiding social engineering attacks as instructional examples.
What you can do after
Apply corporate security policies and recognize and respond appropriately to deceptive tactics.
How it connects
Connects user training with social engineering, phishing, user awareness, corporate security policies, and physical access control.

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