Strengthening Your Personal IT Security in Research

A practice oriented exchange offered by the Human Resources Development

Law enforcement and intelligence agencies have increasingly issued warnings about researchers and academics being targeted by cyber threats. In addition to criminals looking for a payday, intelligence agencies are targeting researchers for various reasons, including surveillance and intellectual property theft. This event should give you a better understanding about cyber threats and what you can personally do to safeguard your data.

Exchange your experiences and discuss your questions.

Online | Practice-Oriented Exchange

Wednesday, May 15 2024
01:00 p.m. - 02:00 p.m.

Speaker

Dr. Sven Herpig

Director for "Cybersecurity Policy and Resilience" | Stiftung Neue Verantwortung & Associate Fellow am Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies (CASSIS)

Language

English

Location

Online via Zoom

Target group

PhD Students | Postdocs | Research Group Leaders | (Jun./TT.-) Professors

Track(s)

Research Track

Certificate

Certificate of Attendance

Content

Cyber threats - criminals versus spooks
Basics - what can I do
Resilience - better safe than sorry

Notes on registration (300 KB)

Frequently asked questions

Is there a charge for the event?

No. Human Resources Development will cover the costs.

An event is fully booked, is there a waiting list?

Yes, if an event is fully booked, we will put you on the waiting list. You will then move up if a place becomes available again in time before the start of the event.

Is childcare available during the event?

If you need childcare during an event, please contact the Family Office of the University of Bonn.

Are external persons also allowed to participate in the event?

In order to be able to participate in the training offers of the Human Resources Development of the University of Bonn, you must have an employment contract with the University of Bonn, be an enrolled PhD student, be active in research for the University of Bonn or be an associated member of a research network.

What does "certificate" or "certificate of attendance" mean?

You will usually be given a certificate at all our events that confirms your attendance at the event and its content.

We also offer a certificate program along the three "Career Tracks": "Research", "Research Management" and "Business & Organizations". For more information, please see the corresponding page of the certificates.

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