Activity 1: Cyberthreat Stats Check
Choose True or False based on what you remember from class, or your best common-sense judgement.
Global cybersecurity spending was forecast to reach $133.7 billion in 2022.
68% of business leaders said cyber risk is increasing.
The slides say malware was involved in around 5% of breaches.
Social engineering appeared in roughly one-third of breaches (32-33%).
Activity 2: Risk Lens Sort
Drag each threat to the side where you think it belongs for a typical school network.
Threat cards
Phishing / social engineering
Weak password brute-force attempts
Malware from unsafe downloads
Major DDoS attack
Internal deliberate damage
Targeted ransomware campaign
More likely / regular risk
Drop cards here
Less likely / lower frequency risk
Drop cards here
Activity 3: Protection Methods
Pick the best protection method for each scenario from the lesson content.
A learner tries to access a blocked games website on school Wi-Fi.
An executable file matches known malicious code definitions.
A laptop needs security patches as soon as they are available.
School accounts need stronger login protection than password-only access.
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