12 places available
18 November 2026 at 18:00
- Language
- Romanian
- Duration
- 2h 30m
- Group size
- 8–12
Live online · Europe/Bucharest
RON 149
Live workshop / Digital resilience
Live online · 8–12 participants · 2.5 hours
No unnecessary jargon. No technical background required. We work through realistic situations and decisions you can apply immediately.
Protect your identity, data and decisions online.
A practical 2.5-hour workshop on phishing, fraud, account security, information verification and what to do when something has already gone wrong.
Practical outcomes
Leave knowing what to do next.
01
Recognise pressure
Spot the signals commonly used in phishing, impersonation and fraud before urgency becomes a decision.
02
Verify before acting
Move the decision to a channel you control instead of the one imposed by the message.
03
Respond appropriately
Know the first step if you entered a password, approved a login, installed something or exposed financial information.
01 / Why it matters
Most incidents do not begin with “hacking”. They begin with a decision.
An urgent message. An invoice that looks normal. A login code you did not request. A familiar voice. A very convincing AI-generated answer.
You do not need to become a security specialist. You need to know when to stop, what to verify and which channel to use before acting.
ROCSI method
STOP → SOURCE → CONTEXT → ACTION
02 / Workshop map
Six areas. One repeatable decision method.
The workshop follows a practical progression from human pressure to account protection, fraud, information verification and incident response.
01
How people are targeted
How urgency, authority, fear, curiosity and opportunity are used to accelerate a decision.
02
Digital identity and accounts
Unique passwords, password managers, MFA, passkeys and secure account recovery.
03
Phishing and fraud
How to verify messages, invoices, payment requests, changed bank details and impersonation attempts.
04
Devices, apps and data
Updates, permissions, backups, public Wi-Fi and unnecessary exposure of personal information.
05
Information, manipulation and AI
How to verify claims, sources, images, voice and AI-generated answers without needing to prove something is fake.
06
When something has already gone wrong
What to do if you clicked a link, entered a password, approved a login, installed an app, exposed card details or sent money.
03 / How it works
This is not a 2.5-hour lecture.
The session is built around decisions. Participants inspect a situation, choose a response, discuss the reasoning and leave with a concrete action.
Observe → Decide → Explain → Apply
- 01
Realistic scenarios
Messages, invoices, urgent requests, accounts, payments and online content.
- 02
Decide before the explanation
Make a choice before seeing the debrief and safer response.
- 03
Practical debriefs
Examine why one response is safer and what successful verification actually looks like.
- 04
Personal action plan
Finish by choosing one concrete action to complete within 24 hours.
04 / Who it is for
Digital resilience for everyday online decisions.
Designed for people who regularly use the digital services that now sit behind work, money, communication and personal information.
No technical background is required.
The goal is safer judgement and practical habits—not system administration, networking or offensive security.
Common contexts
- 01Email
- 02Banking apps
- 03Social media
- 04Cloud services
- 05Online shopping and payments
- 06AI tools
05 / Included
Useful material after the live session.
The workshop is designed to leave participants with practical references, not only presentation notes.
- 01
2.5-hour live workshop
- 02
ROCSI Digital Resilience Checklist
- 03
“What to do when something goes wrong” quick-reference card
- 04
Curated tools and resources
- 05
Certificate of participation
06 / A ROCSI workshop
Built around decisions, not fear.
ROCSI develops practical tools, applied research and educational formats for digital and social resilience. This workshop is structured around decisions people need to make in realistic situations—not memorising a list of phishing signs.
07 / Upcoming sessions
Choose a session.
Choose the session that works for you. You’ll be able to review all details before confirming your registration and payment.
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A place will be confirmed only after payment is completed.
When online registration opens, the purchase flow will provide a clear session summary before secure payment and a confirmation afterwards.
- Session date, time, timezone and language shown before payment
- Secure payment handled through the configured payment provider
- Confirmation and joining instructions sent to the participant email address
08 / For organisations
Want to bring the workshop to your team?
Suitable for companies, NGOs, small teams, professional communities and organisations that want a shared baseline for digital resilience.
ROCSI can run a dedicated session for an organisation and adapt the examples to the kinds of risks participants are most likely to encounter.
No purchase commitment is required for the introductory conversation.
09 / FAQ
Before you reserve a place.
01Do I need technical knowledge?
No. The workshop is designed for non-technical users.
02How long is it?
2.5 hours, including a short break.
03Is it online?
Yes. The session is live and interactive.
04How many participants are there?
Public sessions are designed for approximately 8–12 participants so there is enough room for discussion and exercises.
05Will we use our real passwords or accounts?
No. ROCSI never asks participants to share real passwords, authentication codes or other credentials during the workshop.
06Do I receive materials afterwards?
Yes. The planned participant pack includes the checklist, incident-response card, curated resources and a participation certificate.
07Can I book this for a team?
Yes. Use the organisation option to schedule an introductory conversation about a dedicated session.
10 / Next step
Next time something feels suspicious, do not guess.
Stop. Check the source. Look for context. Act through a channel you control.