Most security advice is written as though your digital life is one person with one laptop. It isn't. There's a router everyone in the house shares, an inbox that can reset everything, a public profile you barely curate, money moving through half a dozen apps, and often a child or an elderly parent whose safety isn't really under your control at all.
That's where security stops being a settings exercise and starts being ordinary life. This set covers the five places it actually happens.
What's in it
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Course 11, Home Network and WiFi Security. The one box every device in your home passes through, secured in a single sitting.
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Course 12, Securing Your Email and Messaging. Lock the account that can reset all the others, and move private conversations somewhere that deserves the word.
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Course 13, Social Media Safety and Footprint. Shrink what strangers can piece together, without leaving.
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Course 14, Safe Online Shopping and Banking. Spot a fake store, pay in a way that stays reversible, and refuse the bank scam.
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Course 15, Family and Kids' Online Safety. Age-by-age controls plus the conversation scripts, including how to help an older relative without patronising them.
Why take the set rather than one
These are the five surfaces a real attack moves across. Something learned about you on social media makes the scam call convincing. The scam call goes after your bank. Your inbox is what they use to reset it. Your router is how the household connects to all of it, and your family are targeted through exactly the same routes with less experience to draw on.
Securing one and leaving the rest is how people end up caught despite being careful.
Where you'll be at the end
A router with a proper password, modern encryption and a guest network. A hardened inbox with aliases absorbing the spam and the breaches. A public profile that gives away far less. A default way to pay that survives a bad purchase. And a family that has agreed how this works, including a safe word and a promise about coming to you when something goes wrong.
The maths
Five courses at £30 each would be £150. The bundle is £100.
Details
- Format: five downloadable PDFs, delivered by email immediately after checkout
- Total time: about five hours, or one course per evening
- Series: Courses 11 to 15 of 20, GhostNet Cyber Fundamentals, Track C
- Prerequisites: none, though Tracks A and B build the foundation this applies
- Works on: any device, any operating system
- Level: complete beginner, no technical background needed
Buy with confidence
30-day money-back guarantee on the whole bundle. 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.
Where to go next
Pair it with Foundations and First Steps as the 10-course Everyday Safety and Foundations bundle for £150, or take the complete 20-course programme for £250 instead of £600.
