Trainer
Pavel Prochorov
Target Audience:
- Everyday users who utilize online services — this training is suitable for anyone using online tools in personal or professional life
- Security and fraud department staff — they will benefit from knowledge useful for identifying fraudulent behavior against their company and collecting evidence for law enforcement in case of criminal complaints
- Employees responsible for initiating and negotiating new partnerships — the methods covered in this training can help prevent cooperation with fraudulent entities
What participants will take away from the training:
- Skills to detect fraud
- Skills to verify online information
- Introductory-level skills in tracking and deanonymizing fraud actors
Prerequisites / Expected knowledge:
To effectively detect fraud, participants should have basic experience using the internet. For the tracking and deanonymization parts, it is helpful (but not mandatory) to have basic knowledge of cybersecurity, web applications, and information searching. These skills will aid in understanding more advanced techniques. However, even basic knowledge of internet search techniques will be sufficient for learning simpler tracking and deanonymization methods.
What participants will use and need during the training:
- A laptop with an internet browser
- Free registration for selected online services (a list will be provided one month before the training)