Teaching secure and aware in a digital world
Protect yourself and your students against cyber threats and discover practical tools for providing safe digital education.
On this page, you will find tools and training to help you understand the biggest cyber threats and learn how to work safely and consciously online.
How do you protect yourself and your students against cyber threats?
As a teacher, you work with student data, digital learning resources, and online platforms on a daily basis. This makes you—and your students—an attractive target for cyber criminals. Whether it's phishing, ransomware, or unsafe use of applications, digital risks are everywhere. How can you ensure that you teach safely and protect your own data and that of your students?
With the Digital License for Teachers, you will learn how to keep yourself and your students safe in an ever-changing digital landscape. This online training course has been specially developed for teachers and helps you recognize and prevent cyber risks.
The training consists of two modules:
Working safely – What can you do to protect your data and accounts?
Phishing & Ransomware – How can you recognize attacks and prevent damage?
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Want to create your own awareness campaign?
How do you develop a step-by-step effective privacy and security awareness program for your institution? Where do you start, and which elements are essential to raising awareness among teachers and students of cyber risks?
Find all the information you need to set up your own program here. In seven clear steps, you will cover all the essential components. Once you have completed these steps, you will have a clear and practical plan to strengthen cybersecurity within your institution.