To manage training material and resources for IT staff.
In today’s digital-first public service environment, safeguarding taxpayer information and maintaining trust are mission-critical. The Cybersecurity Awareness Course 2026 is specifically designed to equip staff with the knowledge and practical skills needed to protect sensitive financial and personal data from evolving cyber threats.
This course addresses the unique risks faced by revenue and tax administration systems, including phishing campaigns targeting government employees, business email compromise, ransomware attacks on public institutions, and unauthorized access to taxpayer records. Participants will gain insight into how cybercriminals target government agencies and how even small lapses in security can lead to significant operational and reputational damage.
Who it’s for:
All GRA employees, who access, process, or manage taxpayer or financial data—no technical background required.
Key outcomes:
- Recognize and prevent targeted cyber threats against government agencies
- Safeguard taxpayer data using secure handling and access practices
- Apply strong authentication and password management techniques
- Using AI
Throughout the course, you will have access to video lectures covering each topic in detail. Further, quizzes will be provided to assess comprehension and reinforce learning.
- Teacher: Asena Marques
A short introductory course on information Security/Cybersecurity.
What you'll learn
- Fundamental Security Concepts
- Social Engineering
- Malware
- Internet Safety
- GRA's incident response procedure
Throughout the course, you will have access to video lectures covering each topic in detail. Further, quizzes will be provided to assess comprehension and reinforce learning. Each quiz will consist of 5 questions based on the content covered in the videos, for which you will have up to 5 attempts to pass. You must attain at least 80% in each module to be able to unlock the next.
- Teacher: Asena Marques