No budget for training? You don’t need to start from scratch. Sharing a simple video, or a blog post, can be an effective start. You can share via email or MS forms, SharePoint or create a Google Site. Other options include Adobe Express webpage or a simple recorded Powerpoint presentation.

Phishing Training
 

Try these free resources from the National Cybersecurity Alliance, TechTarget, and The National Cyber Security Centre tutorial, Phishing Attacks: Defending Your Organization.

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If your organization has a subscription to Microsoft Defender, check out the library of phishing and security trainings that comes with the license.

Cybersecurity 101 Training​
 

LinkedIn Learning is available for free remote access in many public library systems. In the State of Washington, anyone with a library card can access its full library of courses without charge from home. WA residents can obtain a library card online, if they don't already have one. This can be a good option for basic cybersecurity 101 trainings. Curate a learning path and send your learners the links.

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CISA Secure Our World free training resources created by a federal agency. Also check out the Federal Trade Commission's Cybersecurity Basics, including their Cybersecurity Basics Quiz.    

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Public domain content from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST)

NIST Special Publication 800-50: Building an Information Technology Security Awareness  and Training Program

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