Travel Smart, Stay Cyber Safe

 

Whether you're traveling for work or leisure, your cybersecurity shouldn't take a vacation. From pre-trip planning and understanding encryption laws, to navigating risky Wi-Fi networks and securing your devices post-travel, stay one step ahead of cyber threats—at home and abroad.
 

Navigating Cyber Risks During Travel

Navigating Cyber Risks During Travel

Post-Travel Cyber Hygiene

Post-Travel Cyber Hygiene

Understanding Encryption and Data Management for International Travel

Data Management for International Travel

 

Discover How UBC Cybersecurity is Using Automation — and How You Can Too! 

Join the UBC Cybersecurity team on June 19 from 10:30–11:30 AM for a live workshop on how we’re using automation to solve real cybersecurity challenges.

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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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