Digital self-preparedness – digital hygiene in practice
You've probably heard the standard advice before, but do you know why it works and do you follow it in practice? Professional Network for Cyber Security explains and demonstrates how to strengthen your digital preparedness.
Digital self-preparedness is about making yourself and your workplace less vulnerable to fraud, data breaches and other digital incidents. This lecture gives you practical tips and tricks you can take with you and use in your everyday life.
The speaker explains professionally what happens behind the scenes, and through concrete demonstrations shows how attacks and fraud attempts actually take place. When you see how easily things can go wrong, it also becomes easier to understand why the measures work – and to remember to use them.
Examples of topics:
- Passwords, password managers, and passkeys
- Two-factor authentication – and why not all variants are equally secure
- Phishing, scams and social engineering – how to recognise it
- Updates and backups – and what to do if an accident occurs
- Privacy and digital traces – what do you really share?
- Home networks, smart devices, and public Wi-Fi
- Digital security on business trips
Why digital self-preparedness?
Norway is digitalising at high speed. More and more of everyday life – banking, health, work and contact with the public sector – takes place digitally. At the same time, fraud attempts are becoming more professional and more difficult to detect. Emergency preparedness is not just about power grids and critical infrastructure; it starts with each of us.
This course is held by a representative from the professional network for cyber security.
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Duration
The course lasts for about 1 hour and there will be an opportunity to ask questions.
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