Training & Policies
- Information Security Policy
- 10 Steps to Cyber Success
- Training & Policies
- Reporting an Incident
- Protect Yourself from COVID 19 Scams
- Phishing
- Social Engineering
- Strong Passwords
- Ransomware
- Social Networking
- CyberSafe Zooming
- Updates and Anti-virus
- Mobile Devices
- Protect Your Data
- Storing Data Securely
- Public Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Physical Security
- Cyber Security Programme
- Password Managers
- Cyber Security Inductions
- Gender-Based Violence IT Help
Cyber Security Training
Online Awareness Training
The University’s online cyber security training highlights current threats and provides practical guidance on how to stay safe online.
All staff and students are expected to complete the training.
It should take no longer than an hour to complete and can be undertaken in short sections. Access the course using the links below:
Information Security Policy
It is the responsibility of each member of staff and student to comply with the University's Information Security Policy.
More information, including details of a number of underpinning policies, can be found on the Information Security Policy web pages.
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- Phishing
- Social Engineering
- Strong Passwords
- Ransomware
- Social Networking
- CyberSafe Zooming
- Updates and Anti-virus
- Mobile Devices
- Protect Your Data
- Storing Data Securely
- Public Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Physical Security
- Cyber Security Programme
- Password Managers
- Cyber Security Inductions
- Gender-Based Violence IT Help