Computer Security Threats Cheat Sheet – Computing Classroom Posters

Computer Security Threats Posters – Computing Classroom Display (Set of 24)

A set of 24 computer security threats posters designed to support teaching and learning about cyber security risks in Computer Science and Computing. Each poster focuses on a specific threat, making the set ideal for use as a reference display, revision wall, or discussion prompt during lessons.

The posters help students build accurate vocabulary and understanding of modern security threats relevant to GCSE and post-16 study.

Computer security threats included:

Virus

Keyloggers

Malware

Hacking

Spyware

Rootkits

SQL Injection

Cryptojacking

DDoS Attacks

Data Breaches

Brute Force Attacks

Phishing

Deepfake Threats

Ransomware

Insider Threat

Worms

Adware

Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Supply Chain Attacks

Credential Stuffing

Fileless Malware

Identity Theft

Trojan Horse

Front Cover Poster

Suitable for:

Computer Science classrooms

Cyber security units

GCSE and KS3–KS4

Display boards or revision walls

Educational value:

Reinforces key cyber security terminology

Supports understanding of real-world threats

Encourages discussion around risk and protection

Useful for both teaching and independent revision

Format:

Printable JPEG files

24 posters included

Sizes: A4, A3, A2 and US Letter

Suitable for printing or laminating