CSY toolkit content

The content of the Cybersave Yourself toolkit can be found in a Wiki. Dutch educational and research institutions log into the toolkit with their institution account. To give an impression of the available material, below is an overview with brief descriptions of available content.

Campaign material

Material related to specific campaign themes. With the illustrations, videos and texts you can create ready-made campaigns. These campaign themes are currently available:

Sharing accountsUnencrypted data
CEO- FraudePublic wifi
DatabreachesPhishing
Cyber bullyingPrivacy by design
The internet remembers everythingRansomware
Everyone can be a hacker Social Engineering
Internet of ThingsSpearphishing
Read the user agreementSecure your data while traveling
Mobile appsPasswords
Secure handling and storage of dataRecognizing fake websites

E-modules Digital Privacy and Security Certificate

Ransomware, phishing, viruses: students and staff need to become even more aware of the dangers of cybercrime. Cybersave Yourself’s e-learning modules, the “Digital Privacy and Security License,” help with that. There is a basic module for students and a module for staff at your institution.


Complete modules with institution-specific issues and import into LMS

The modules are ready-made. You only need to add information about how security and privacy is organized within your institution. You can then import the modules as an IMSCC package into Canvas or Moodle. Both modules are also available as text files. The modules are available in Dutch and in English.

Module for students (no account / login needed) – View the online module in Wikiwijs English version

Module for employees (no account/login needed) – View the online module in Wikiwijs here. English version

Cyber dilemma’s

These cyber statements are great for social media or on the intranet. They are designed to spark discussion to increase awareness.

A template is available so you can create more statements yourself.

Online module: Privacy in Education

What does the AVG mean for your work as a teacher? In this online module you will learn what the AVG means, which aspects of the AVG are important for you as a teacher, and which steps you can take to comply with the AVG. You can complete the online module independently.

Online module

Slide deck privacy for educators: download here

Online module: Privacy for education support staff

What does the AVG mean for your work as a teaching assistant? In this online module you will learn what the AVG means, which aspects of the AVG are important for you as a teaching assistant and which steps you can take to comply with the AVG. You can complete the online module independently.

Online module

It is possible to copy and adapt these modules.

Privacy Posters

In response to the AVG, a number of questions come to you on a regular basis. Some of these we have turned into posters for you to use. These are:

For staff, teachers, etc: What applications am I still allowed to use?
For students: I want to use someone else’s personal data.
For students: Help! Someone wants to use my personal data!

The privacy posters are available for immediate download without logging in. They may be used by non-commercial organizations. The posters are available in English and Dutch.

Privacy Auction

The privacy auction is a Dutch cardgame you can play with large groups. The CSY wiki has all the digital files available so you can print the game.

Promotional Materials

All kinds of online and offline promotional materials to develop your own campaign materials within the CSY theme. All files are editable with InDesign. The material is royalty- free to use for Dutch educational and research institutions. There is also a Corporate Identity Guide in Dutch available that explains how the promotional materials are set up and how to work with them.

AdvertisementPlacemat
Cyber statementsPosters
FlyerComputer background
template for mugsMirror decal
Fake newspaper

Tips and information on awareness activities

The toolkit contains tips and information for setting up awareness activities at your institution. For example:

  • Using a mystery guest
  • Performing fake phishing tests
  • Hiring a cybersecurity or privacy speaker for your event
  • Content and schedule for October Cybersecurity Month

Inspiration and examples

The CSY toolkit contains examples of campaigns from educational and research institutions.

  • Examples Cybersecurity Months at universities in America
  • Example overview of cybersecurity and privacy on intranet
  • Overview of awareness meetings, workshops and other activities