Instructor

Marko Helenius
University Instructor
Language
English
Learning Objectives
- Explain what cybersecurity means and why it is important for individuals, organisations, and society.
- Recognise that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility involving users, organisations, service providers, and public institutions.
- Identify how individual behaviour can influence cybersecurity in everyday digital activities.
- Apply basic password security practices, including the use of strong passwords, password managers, and multi-factor authentication.
- Detect common characteristics of phishing messages and other social engineering attempts.
- Recognise basic information influence activities, including misleading content, manipulation attempts, and coordinated disinformation.
- Apply simple preventive measures to reduce exposure to cyber threats and information manipulation.
Prerequisites
- None
Topics dealt with
Fundamentals

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