We are increasingly dependent on information and communication technology. Day in and day out, thousands of data are collected, digitally stored, edited and shared at the click of a mouse. And this poses significant risks. Our behavior plays a major role in preventing and limiting security incidents. After all, we often handle information too easily and we are not always aware of these risks.

Do you ever dwell on the information you deal with? And how do you handle this information? Consider the situations below:

You arrive at work in the morning and turn on your computer. Then you have to enter your password. How do you remember this password? Do you write it on a sticky note or type it into your phone?
You travel back home by public transport and want to check mail on your business laptop. How do you do that? Do you screen your screen or just quickly scroll through the mail?
You come home and your roommate asks you how it went at work. Do you tell everything in detail or do you pay close attention to what information you tell?
In the new e-learning "Information Security," you'll discover why securing information is so important and how best to secure information. You will learn to recognize different types of threats and how to prevent or mitigate them.