Cybersecurity Awareness: Protecting Sensitive Information

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About Course

Most security awareness training teaches you not to click links. This course teaches what handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) actually asks of you: recognizing it, handling it day to day, spotting insider threats, and reporting problems fast.

You spend your first week at Odapeeka Precision Works, a fictional defense subcontractor, where CUI crosses every desk. Take the full course as the fourth Foundations rung, or take the path your company assigns you: All Staff, CUI Handler, Manager, or IT/Security.

Supports the security awareness-and-training requirements in NIST SP 800-171 (3.2.1–3.2.3). For people who run a company’s training program, it aligns with DoD 8140 work role 722, Information Systems Security Manager (task T0157).

Completion and certificate

Finish the full course and the graded capstone to earn your certificate with 6 CPE hours. Shorter role paths earn a certificate with the CPE hours for that path. Anyone can check it at cover6solutions.com/verify.

What comes next

Pick a track: SOC Analyst, Penetration Tester, Cloud Security, GRC & Compliance or vCISO. Each one starts with a free Level I course.

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For teams: CUI awareness training by the seat

Your employees handle Controlled Unclassified Information. Assign them this course by role, add your company’s own CUI rules, and keep a completion record for every person.

  • Four role paths. All Staff, CUI Handler, Manager and IT / Security. Everyone takes the core modules, then the lessons their job needs.
  • Your rules, in the course. You fill in a one-page template with your CUI contacts, approved systems and limits. We load it as Module 5, and each learner reads and acknowledges it.
  • Completion records for your training files. Name, path, completion date, scores, acknowledgment date and content version for each learner, in a roster report.
  • Annual refresher included with each year’s seats.

Built to support the awareness-and-training requirements in NIST SP 800-171 (3.2.1–3.2.3). It supports your training program; it doesn’t replace it.

SeatsPer person, per year
10–24$29
25–99$24
100 or more$19

Minimum 10 seats. Individuals take the course free.

Tell us how many people and which paths, and we’ll reply to set up your team.

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Course Content

Module 0: Orientation

  • How This Course Works and Which Path You’re On

Module 1: CUI Core

Module 2: Insider Threat Awareness

Module 3: CUI Handler

Module 4: Managers and IT / Security

Module 5: Your Company’s Rules

Module 6: Capstone and Final Check

Module 7: Choose Your Track

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