Lesson 4 of Cybersecurity 101 is now complete and I will be working on Lesson 5 tomorrow, so stay tuned Lesson 5: How do I choose the best antivirus: We have just the thing for you

Here is a rewritten post ready to share on your Skool cybersecurity channel: 🚨 CRITICAL SECURITY ALERT — SAP S/4HANA Users, Pay Attention! A critical vulnerability has just been flagged that enterprise teams and security professionals need to know about immediately. If your organisation runs SAP S/4HANA, this one is not to be ignored. CVE-2026-0498 | CVSS Score: 9.1 — CRITICAL📅 Published: January 15, 2026 What's the threat?A remote-enabled function module in SAP S/4HANA allows attackers with admin privileges to modify source code without proper authentication checks — leading to code injection and full OS command execution. In plain English? A bad actor could gain complete control of your enterprise ERP system. Who is affected?Anyone running SAP S/4HANA in their environment. What should you do RIGHT NOW? ✅ - 🔴 Apply SAP's January 2026 Security Patch Day updates immediately — don't wait - 👤 Review and audit all admin privilege assignments — least privilege principle applies here - 👁️ Monitor for any unauthorised source code modifications in your environment - 🔒 Implement or tighten change management controls to catch suspicious activity early 💡 Key takeaway for the community: This is a perfect real-world example of why privilege management and patch hygiene aren't just best practices — they're your first line of defence. A 9.1 CVSS score means this is about as serious as it gets. Stay patched. Stay vigilant. 🔐 Would you like me to turn this into a weekly "Threat of the Week" post format you can reuse for future alerts?

Here is a post you can share on your Skool cybersecurity channel: 🚨 Big News from Skool — Have You Seen the Latest Updates? The Skool News #52 recording just dropped and honestly, there are some really exciting changes coming our way in the next few weeks — especially for those of us who want to grow our communities! 🙌 Here's the quick rundown of what's coming: - 🔍 Improved search function — making it so much easier for the right people to find the right communities - 🏷️ Keyword tags — community owners will be able to set up to 11 keywords so members can discover you more easily in search - 📊 New Discovery home page — will feature trending communities showing where the action is right now - 👤 Discovery sources breakdown — 70% of new members come from searching, 20% from user profiles, and 10% from browsing. Search is king! - 🗂️ Category changes coming at end of Q2, likely with more categories added — great news for niche communities like ours - ✍️ Formatting improvements for posts are already rolling through too For our cybersecurity community, the keyword update is the one I'm most pumped about — it means people actively searching for ethical hacking, cyber training, or beginner security content will have a much better chance of landing right here with us. 🔐 So tell me — what are YOU most excited about from these updates? Drop it below! 👇 Would you like me to also draft a follow-up post specifically about which 11 keywords you've chosen for your community once the feature drops? https://www.skool.com/skoolers/skool-news-52-new-discovery-is-coming

Hey Cyber Crew! 👋 I haven't stopped to ask this in a while, and I think it's well overdue — what would make this community even more valuable for YOU? This space exists for you — whether you're just starting out in cybersecurity, levelling up your skills, chasing a certification, or already working in the field. I want to make sure what we're building here is genuinely useful, relevant, and worth your time every single day. We already have some great things running: - 🎯 The 30-Day Cybersecurity Kaizen Challenge - 🧠 Weekly tools, tips, and threat awareness posts - 💬 An active, supportive community of like-minded people - 📅 Member-led sessions where our own subject matter experts share their knowledge with the group But I want MORE for you — and I need your honest input to get there. So tell me — what would make you show up here every day? 👇 A few prompts to get you thinking: - Is there a topic or niche you wish we covered more deeply? - Would you like more hands-on challenges, CTFs, or labs? - Are there tools, certifications, or career paths you want guidance on? - Would live Q&A sessions, guest experts, or study groups be useful? - Is there anything we're doing that you'd change or drop entirely? No idea is too big or too small — throw it all out there. The best communities are built together, and your voice genuinely matters here. 🙌 Drop your thoughts below ⬇️

Barry McDaid had posted this on Skoolroos - https://www.skool.com/skoolaroos so I had to add it here to get it out to the community... With the changes coming in discovery in the next few weeks, we'll be asked to input keywords (up to 11) to help people discover our communities on Skool.. To get us thinking about this now and prepared for the changes - drop your top keywords below that will make it easy to find in Skool discovery. 🙌 Here are my top 11 keywords I'd suggest for a cybersecurity community on Skool: 1. Cybersecurity 2. Ethical Hacking 3. Penetration Testing 4. Cyber Awareness 5. Network Security 6. Cyber Training 7. InfoSec 8. Bug Bounty 9. CTF (Capture The Flag) 10. Security Certification 11. Beginner Cybersecurity A few tips to go along with your keywords: - Think like a searcher — use terms people actually type, not just industry jargon - Mix broad and specific — broad terms like "cybersecurity" cast a wide net, while niche terms like "bug bounty" attract highly targeted members - Use long-tail keywords where possible — phrases like "beginner cybersecurity training" pull in people who are ready to join and learn - Sprinkle keywords naturally into your About page description too — Skool's algorithm picks these up when ranking your community in Discovery - Drop yours below — would love to see what keywords others are using! 👇