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# Onboarding session

As a Stoïk policyholder, you can join a training session to help you get started with Stoïk Protect. These sessions will allow you to deploy the prevention tools independently, while also answering all your technical questions.

You can register to a training session from Stoïk Protect's homepage.

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The information shared during these sessions is technical. It is therefore intended for your IT teams or your IT service provider. For this reason, we recommend that you attend with your technical contact person.
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The agenda for this training session is as follows:

* Explanation of the emergency procedure in the event of a confirmed or suspected cyberattack.
* Presentation of prevention tools and their deployment.
* Brief explanation of the additional cybersecurity services offered by Stoïk (including MDR).

You can register for an onboarding session from your Stoïk Protect account:

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