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Data Privacy Week
Tips to Up Your Privacy Game
How can you can improve your privacy in your everyday use of web browsers, email, text messaging, and other apps? Check out this podcast to find out!
This podcast is from the Princeton Engineering series Cookies: Tech Security & Privacy.
Simply Security Video Series
Subscribe to our Simply Security Media Central Channel and you will be entered to win a variety of InfoSec merchandise. The raffle drawing is February 1, 2022. Check out our most recent video below.
Events Presented by the National Cybersecurity Alliance
Data Privacy 2022 - Keynotes, Panels, and Discussions
Join data privacy experts from industry, government, academia, and non-profit for an afternoon of keynotes and discussions on current topics in data privacy. Wednesday, January 26 from 12-3 PM (EST)
Fireside Chat: Reducing Privacy Risks with the NIST Privacy Framework
This chat will explore the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Privacy Framework, a voluntary tool designed to help organizations identify and manage privacy risk to build beneficial products and services while protecting individuals’ privacy. Thursday, January 27 from 3-3:45 PM (EST)
Introduction to Privacy
Throughout your organization, you have individuals who are responsible for personal information. Regardless of their being in the privacy office or part of an operational team, these people need to understand the basics of privacy. This two-hour webinar will cover the basics of privacy, responding to privacy incidents, and basic regulations that may affect your organization. Friday, January 28 from 1-3 PM (EST)
Visit the NCSA website for details on how to join the above events.
ISO 2022 Events
Getting Started with LastPass Password Manager
Sending Files Securely
Update your privacy settings this Data Privacy Week!
Value it. Protect it. Check out Princeton's Common Scams webpage for more tips to stay safe!
Defend against COVID-19 scams. Visit the resource library
What you post can last a lifetime. Learn more on the FTC's website.
Many apps ask for access to personal information, such as your geographic location, contacts list and photo album, before you can use their services. Be thoughtful about who gets that information.
Additional Resources
- Privacy Tips infographic
- Privacy Tips for Older Adults
- Privacy Tips for Teens
- Raise Privacy-Savvy Kids
- Privacy Tips for Using Public Computers & Wireless Networks
- Incognito Web Browsing
- How to Clear & Manage Your Cookies
- Information Security Safe Computing webpage
- Information Security Office's Video Library
- Princeton's Protect Our Info website