Course Description
Skills You Will Learn
- Messaging Security
- Open Threat Exchange
- Threat Assessment
- Threat Detection
- Threat Management
- Threat Modeling
What You'll Learn
- Recognize suspicious mail and identify what to look for
- Respond appropriately when you receive a suspicious piece of mail
- Distinguish the different types of mail threats, including biological, bacterial, biotoxin, chemical, and explosive threats
- Apply mail screening techniques and safety precautions
- Implement preventative measures your business can take against mail threats
Key Takeaways
- Threats to organizations can arrive through the mail, making mail a channel that needs attention.
- Recognizing suspicious mail and knowing how to handle it are core skills this course teaches.
- Mail threats can include biological threats, bacteria, biotoxins, chemical threats, and explosives.
- Mail screening and safety precautions help protect against suspicious mail.
- Businesses can take preventative measures to reduce mail-based threats.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this course cover?
The course teaches how to recognize suspicious mail and what to do if you receive a suspicious piece of mail, as well as the different types of threats that may come through the mail and how a business can take preventative measures.
What types of mail threats are addressed?
It addresses biological threats, bacteria, biotoxins, chemical threats, and explosives, along with mail screening and safety precautions.
Who is this course for?
It is designed for anyone in an organization who handles mail and needs to recognize suspicious mail and know how to respond, since threats can come through the mail.
What skills will I gain?
Skills covered include messaging security, open threat exchange, threat assessment, threat detection, threat management, and threat modeling.
How is the course structured?
It is organized into lessons covering an introduction, what to look for, handling suspicious mail, biological threats, bacteria, biotoxins, chemical threats, explosives, mail screening, safety precautions, and a conclusion.
