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JANGRO EXPANDS LMS WITH CYBER SECURITY MODULE With coronavirus prevention measures seeing an increasing number of people working remotely from home, many organisations are left vulnerable to online viruses, and now face IT, particularly cyber security, challenges.
Following reports that cyber-crime has increased due to the outbreak of COVID-19, Jangro is proud to introduce its latest addition to the innovative e-learning platform, Learning Management Solution (LMS).
Developed by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the module, entitled ’Stay Safe Online: Top Tips for Staff’, takes just 30 minutes to complete and introduces why cyber security is important and how attacks happen. The course addresses four key areas, including: defending yourself against phishing; using strong passwords; securing your devices; and, reporting incidents (‘if in doubt, call it out’).
A useful infographic covering these core messages from the course is also free to download, print and share.
Joanne Gilliard, CEO at Jangro, commented: “It is increasingly important to understand why businesses might be vulnerable to
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CLIENTS TO SUPPORT NHS FSI has spoken of its ‘pride’ in supporting clients who have been given the heavy responsibility of managing the facilities, services and associated maintenance of the major field hospitals swiftly being constructed up and down the country, in the fight against COVID-19.
The CAFM specialist configured and made available, a free, purpose- built SaaS deployment of its core Enterprise IWMS solution, Concept Evolution. This deployment has been configured to address the specific requirements of the range of services to be provided, which include, but are not limited to, reactive work, portering, cleaning and catering.
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cyber-crime, and how to defend themselves if this occurs. Jangro’s Cyber Security module does just that. By educating staff, employers can help keep their organisations safe from online scams and viruses.”
Available to all Jangro customers and their staff, the LMS is a highly innovative, fully interactive and accessible e-learning platform, which is optimised for all devices. As well as Cyber Security, there are also modules in Colour Coding and Infection Control, Sharps Handling, Health & Safety, Manual Handling, COSHH, Washroom Hygiene and much more.
A key benefit of the LMS is that course lengths vary, enabling users to train remotely at times that suit
Linked into its FSIGO range of mobile workforce solutions, and its Integrated Service Module (ISM) which is designed for the delivery of high volumes of tasks in a short window, the company has provided a built-for-purpose solution.
The speed of the company’s response has been acknowledged with praise and gratitude from its clients, who already use FSI systems for their major health contract.
The professional services team has drawn upon their knowledge of the sector to configure a system with all the necessary data to allow rapid mobilisation.
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them. This allows cleaning operatives to dip in and out of short sessions or longer sessions, making learning highly flexible and accessible. Jangro also offers Task Cards, which are brief, highly visual documents containing step-by-step instructions for product usage and safety information, to help busy operatives access best practice on the go.
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Given the ‘shoulders to the wheel’ nature of this unique requirement, FSI drew on its expertise with a ‘whatever it takes’ approach, in order to meet the challenge.
FSI says it has ensured the solution it has built is capable of scaling to encompass any requirement and looks forward to playing its part in getting us all back to a normal existence.
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