Train at least one junior SayPro team member on malware handling protocols.

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✅ SayPro Task: Train at Least One Junior SayPro Team Member on Malware Handling Protocols

Department: SayPro Websites and Apps Office
Facilitated by: SayPro Cybersecurity Officer or Senior Web Security Specialist
Timing: February 2025 (as part of SCMR-6)
Goal: Build internal capacity and ensure continuity in secure operational practices

🔹 Objective of the Training

To equip at least one junior SayPro team member with the knowledge, skills, and tools required to detect, respond to, and remediate malware incidents within SayPro’s digital environment. The training supports long-term cybersecurity resilience by decentralizing security expertise and ensuring more team members can act in case of an emergency or future threat.

🔹 Target Audience

• Junior Developers
• Website Maintenance Assistants
• CMS Editors / Support Staff
• Interns in the IT or Digital Security Department

🔹 Training Outcomes

After completing the training, the trainee should be able to:

1. Understand what malware is and how it impacts websites and apps.
2. Identify common signs of malware infection in SayPro systems.
3. Use SayPro-approved scanning tools (e.g., Sucuri, Wordfence, ClamAV).
4. Follow SayPro’s standard malware remediation protocol.
5. Back up and verify site data before and after cleanup.
6. Report and document findings in security logs.
7. Understand escalation steps and when to call for senior support.

🔹 Training Session Breakdown

Session 1: Introduction to Malware (30 mins)

• Types of malware (trojans, ransomware, worms, etc.)
• How malware typically infects websites (themes, plugins, FTP, CMS flaws)
• Real-life case examples within SayPro context
• Risks to SayPro operations and stakeholders

Session 2: Tools & Scanning Procedures (45 mins)

• Overview of SayPro’s approved malware scanners
• Hands-on walkthrough:
  • How to initiate scans
  • Read scan logs
  • Detect real vs false positives
• Practice: Perform a test scan on a staging website

Session 3: Malware Removal Protocol (45 mins)

• Pre-removal backup requirements
• Isolation of infected files
• Restoration of clean files or removal of compromised code
• WordPress/CMS-specific recovery methods
• Verification of a successful cleanup

Session 4: Documentation and Reporting (30 mins)

• How to update malware incident logs
• Where to store before-and-after scan reports
• Steps for completing the compliance checklist
• Example: Filling out a malware response template

Session 5: Escalation & Post-Cleanup Steps (30 mins)

• When to involve the senior cybersecurity team
• Updating plugins/scripts as a follow-up
• Reinforcing SayPro’s “Zero Malware Footprint” policy
• Monthly audit and follow-through

🔹 Training Materials Provided

• SayPro Malware Response Handbook (PDF)
• Sample scan logs and cleanup reports
• Access credentials for training/staging environments
• Pre-recorded video demo of malware handling steps
• SayPro Compliance Checklist Template

🔹 Post-Training Assessment

• 10-question quiz on malware protocol and tools
• Practical task: Scan, clean, and document a simulated malware case
• Feedback discussion with the cybersecurity trainer
• Certificate of Internal Readiness (optional)

🔹 Documentation

All training must be recorded and logged as part of SayPro’s capacity-building effort. Save the following:

• Attendance list
• Training agenda
• Assessment results
• Feedback forms
• Summary of skills covered

Store in:
📁 SayPro Cybersecurity Training Records > February 2025 > Malware Handling

🔹 Benefits of the Training

• Ensures redundancy in malware response capability
• Reduces incident response time in real threats
• Develops junior staff for advanced cybersecurity roles
• Demonstrates compliance with SayPro’s internal governance training requirements

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