UEFA Cybersecurity and GDPR course

Everyone has to take full responsibility for the protection of their data. This episode goes through a typical day at the office a series of common situations and behaviors in the workplace. Analysing each situation, it later gives best practices in order to safely manage data, passwords and confidential documents.

This episode explores the risks of e-mail messaging. Sending and receiving e-mail has become a constant at work and a way to communicate. Transmitting documents has become so everyday that we forget the weaknesses of e-mail messaging. With this module, you will learn the best practices to identify fraudulent e-mails and what constitutes a risk in that matter.

In this episode, you will learn about the risks users are exposed to, when they browse the Internet. You will also learn how you can reduce those risks by adopting appropriate behavior.

This episode centers on social media and reputation management. The internet and social media have become great spaces for free expression. They provide us with the possibility to interact with other people, to publish content, to comment, and to share. But the ease and speed in which we can publish content shouldn’t make us forget our responsibilities when mentioning our employer, our colleagues or when expressing ourselves as an employee of an organisation. With this module, you will understand the risks and practices that should be avoided when communicating on social media, be it in your name or the name of the company.

This episode is about mobile devices. In recent years, the use of smartphones, tablets, laptops and remote data access thanks to online storage literally exploded. Many people utilize them for private and professional use, but this is not without risk. In the module, you will learn the practices to adopt to protect the data you saved on mobile devices, how to limit data usage when travelling abroad and what risks are associated with saving data on a cloud

This episode centers on data protection. To conduct our activities, we need to collect and process a considerable amount of personal data everyday: when selling tickets online, in our relations to sponsors, to manage the files of players and officials, to use the data of fans or simply those of our employees. As an organisation, we have an obligation to protect the personal data entrusted to us in an appropriate way. This module will show you what it means in practice.

In this episode, you will learn which practices should be adopted to protect you and your family personal data and to protect yourself from data loss or from the disclosure of information. Every user has the responsibility to protect their data. This module will give you the best practices in order to:

– Save your data in a safe way;
– Use your antivirus;
– Protect your online banking information;
– Protect your identity
– Protect your children from the dangers of the Internet.