Most people's digital security is a collection of things half done. Some accounts have two-factor, some don't. There's a password manager installed and barely used. The router hasn't been opened since it arrived. Nothing is wrong, exactly, and nothing is finished either.
The nagging part isn't the risk. It's not knowing where you stand.
This is the whole programme, in order, with an end. Twenty courses, around twenty hours, and 120 checks you run yourself so that at the end you know rather than hope.
What's in it
Privacy Foundations, Courses 01 to 05. Map your exposure, build a proper login system, lock and encrypt every device, stop your browser broadcasting, and get your data pulled down from the brokers selling it.
Threats and How to Spot Them, Courses 06 to 10. Phishing, malware and ransomware, the psychology behind a con, fake sites and AI forgeries, and a rehearsed recovery plan.
Everyday Digital Safety, Courses 11 to 15. Your router, your inbox, your public profile, your money, and your family, including older relatives.
Foundations and First Steps, Courses 16 to 20. How the internet works, the vocabulary, encryption and backups, the routine that maintains everything, and where the skills lead if you want them to.
Why the whole thing
The tracks are built to interlock. Track A gives you locks, Track B teaches you to spot the person trying them, Track C applies both to the places you actually live online, and Track D explains why any of it works and turns it into a habit.
Course 19 in particular only pays off if you've done the rest, because its job is turning nineteen courses of work into a routine that survives a busy month.
There's also a completeness argument. Every course ends in six tests you run yourself. Finish all twenty and you have 120 verified checkpoints across every part of your digital life, which is a materially different thing from feeling more careful than you used to.
The maths
Twenty courses at £30 each would be £600. Bought as four separate tracks it would be £350. This is £250, and it's the best value in the catalogue at £12.50 a course.
Details
- Format: twenty downloadable PDFs, delivered by email immediately after checkout
- Total time: about twenty hours. Most people take one course an evening, a few evenings a week
- Series: Courses 01 to 20, GhostNet Cyber Fundamentals, all four tracks
- Prerequisites: none. This is designed for complete beginners and assumes nothing
- Works on: any device, any operating system
- Lifetime access, no subscription, no account required
Buy with confidence
30-day money-back guarantee on the whole programme. If it isn't useful, email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. You don't need to give a reason.
Not sure yet
Start with Privacy Foundations, Courses 01 to 05, for £50. It's the cheapest way to find out whether the way we explain things suits you.
