Protect Your Identity, Data, and Online Reputation

 

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology—it’s about people. From phishing scams to digital identity theft and online reputation risks, cybercriminals exploit human behavior to gain access to sensitive information. 
 

The Human Element in Cybersecurity

The Human Element in Cybersecurity

Securing Your Online Reputation

Securing Your Online Reputation

Phishing and Social Engineering - Protecting Yourself and UBC

Phishing and Social Engineering

 

Want to make a real impact on data privacy and cybersecurity at UBC—and win prizes while you're at it?

Join the Privacy Matters Champions Network and climb the leaderboard by sharing resources, recruiting colleagues, and promoting best practices. The top Champion will walk away with a $500 grand prize at the Privacy Matters Symposium.

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Why Does Privacy Matter?

In our information-sharing world, vigilance regarding privacy and information security is essential. At UBC, we safeguard a vast amount of personal data, and this responsibility extends to everyone. Fortunately, simple steps towards online security can significantly improve data protection, both personally and within UBC.

Fundamentals Training
Privacy Impact Assessments
Compliance Support Program

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Encryption

The most effective way to keep your information secure.

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Phishing

Avoid being a victim of cybercriminals.


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