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Cybernanny

Digital security for beginners: how to prevent a cyberattack and protect data on the Internet.

Experts: Kostia Klepka

The Internet is growing – hackers and online fraudsters are not sitting idle. They want to get information that will give them access to the organization's data or your wallet. The first target on their way is people who accidentally open emails with viruses, transmit confidential information through unsecured channels, and fail to back up documents.

 

Learn the basic rules of digital security in this educational series. Learn how to secure your account, messaging, Wi-Fi, and online payments. Protect yourself from the most common hacking schemes: what to do with suspicious emails, SMS messages, and planted flash drives.

 

Cybersecurity is all about attention to detail. Be careful!

 

A joint project of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, 10Guards, Cyberlab, and Moneyveo.

Format:
Education series
EKTS:
0.2
Languages:
Ukrainian, English
Topic:
Cybersecurity
Competencies:
Security in the digital environment
Skills:

Program

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Series 1 - Passwords and two-factor authentication

Passwords. Who and why invented them to be complex and not repetitive? Most successful cyberattacks on states, citizens and businesses were possible because users of different systems had simple passwords. Where to check - do hackers have exactly your passwords. How password managers allow you to have many complex and unique passwords. What is multifactor authentication and how to set it up.
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Series 2 - Software Update and Its Importance

Smartphones, computers and smart devices have long been ingrained in our lives. We use them every day. But few people think about the problem of data security, using gadgets with Internet access. Today we will talk about how to prevent fraudsters from seizing information from your PC. And why software upgrades are so important.
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Series 3 - Safe use of popular messengers and their settings

Today's reality is that most people do not use traditional mobile communication to communicate, but various messengers, and communication programs. Most of these programs are free and declare an increased level of security of all communications. Is that so - we'll talk in this series and will talk about additional security settings for popular messengers.

Invited experts

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Kostia Klepka

Author and director of YouTube channel "Chotkyi patsa"

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