@openit said in You know any IT Security Awareness (from Home Users to Enterprise) resource?:

Is there any focused and dedicated resource available for IT Security Awareness which is covered from Home Users to Enterprise?

When I say Home Users to Enterprise, it is covering everyone who uses Internet/Technology though which user have a risk of privacy and security, either user can be Home Makers, students, blue color worker or people working in SMEs or Giant companies, government sector, so we are talking about around 3.5 Billion people.

I am aware of Knowbe4, getgophish and many others, but they are focused only for companies or business users right?

And there are so many internet users other than Business Users, so my core question was not addressed?

How about any resource in form of Udemy/Coursera or something good, which is focused and dedicated only for IT Security Awareness, which is covering Home users, students, blue color job holders and of course, SMB/Giants. And for SMBs/Giants with Assessment, Test, Training and Result -Assessment -goes on?

If not available one, I am thinking to build one, I welcome your ideas and suggestions

Appreciate your response!
@scottalanmiller @JaredBusch @dbeato @jmoore

Hi All,

Is there any focused and dedicated resource available for IT Security Awareness which is covered from Home Users to Enterprise?

When I say Home Users to Enterprise, it is covering everyone who uses Internet/Technology though which user have a risk of privacy and security, either user can be Home Makers, students, blue color worker or people working in SMEs or Giant companies, government sector, so we are talking about around 3.5 Billion people.

Myself I did research, I found most them are targeted for staff working on computer/email in companies, not all (generic users not covered), that too very expensive for some features.

I can see a lot of resource available on the web, but scattered and not focused.

Appreciate you response!

Hi all,

I'm talking about company sized with around 110 staff, all windows, most useful service is File Server service, using Office 365 for emails, not hosting website/email locally.

We have Office 365 essentials for email, but no additional tools like spam filter.
We have general antivirus ESET, but no specialized anti-malware, anti-ransomware, anti.....
We have firewall, but not additional add on like Outbound filters, etc.....
We don't have vulnerability scanners, commercial tools to monitor heartbeat of machines and network devices, no opendns kind of service etc...

So my question is, most of the time SMB's can't afford tools/services like spam filter, specialized anti-malware(malwarebytes), vulnerability scanner etc., does it mean we need to leave these things since we don't have tools? Are these tools really worthy for this size of company? are they necessary?

Thanks for response!

@jaredbusch said in Is someone using OneDrive for Business 1TB space to backup data/system?:

@openit said in Is someone using OneDrive for Business 1TB space to backup data/system?:

My core idea is to improve more backup options for few of our critical users and systems, by adding ODfB (cloud like) along with local.

Your core idea is wrong because you are using a sync service as a backup, and that is not the intent.

Can you hack things to make it do it? Sure. But it will never be a reliable solution.

I can understand how bad to use sync service as a backup. That's why I am here to put my plans and know possibilities, good and bad things.

Some of users never use OneDrive at all. What if I say, I will backup to OneDrive, where it is not used for syncing purpose, and backup software supports pushing data to OneDrive storage directly (if possible, is it??).....

My core idea is to improve more backup options for few of our critical users and systems, by adding ODfB (cloud like) along with local.

Is ODfB really 1TB for each user?

I'm okay with backing up of only data, but would like to utilize ODfB space, to make secondary backup. Is it going to be like an alternative for cloud backup?

@nerdydad said in Is someone using OneDrive for Business 1TB space to backup data/system?:

You can use Veeam Endpoint, but it does require a license to backup to ODfB. That is more of a premium feature. Otherwise, you're tied to some type of local storage, whether on your network or to your PC.

I was just giving an example of free software like Veeam, if it requires license, I will look for other free or cheaper option.

Hi there,

We have been switched to O365 two years ago, and not utilizing 1TB space on OneDrive.

I would like to know if someone is using OneDrive for Business 1TB to backup the data or whole windows system ? and how you people are doing it?

As of now we don't have backup setup for workstation, but I wish to utilize free resources like Veeam endpoint free and OneDrive 1TB space to backup critical users to make my life easier.

Note: Earlier I have tried to setup desktop software of OneDrive to share files from app instead of going to Web OneDrive, for some reason desktop app not working well.

I would be great, if file version on OneDrive can help in virus infection etc. in case of recovery.

Appreciate your help!

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