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There is no doubt you intend to handle your research data with integrity, but more and more frequently the human appears to be the weak link when it comes to information security. In this interactive workshop, UU information security experts will demonstrate and explain how to be a secure researcher. They will enlighten you on who is after your data and why. You will learn your data's worth and what you should do to protect it. Also, as a researcher you probably visit many conferences abroad, but are you aware of the risks of travelling with ‘carry-on data’? And how criminals use social engineering on specific targets to gather valuable information from unknowing victims?

After this workshop you are not only more aware of the risks a researcher faces when it comes to its data, but you will have gained the basic skills to truly be a secure researcher where ever you go.

Information security experts will host this workshop.

Interested?

• 1st round: 15.00 - 15.55h
• 2nd round: 16.00 - 16.55h

for this workshop!

Venue: ground floor Buys Ballot Builing. Exact location will be announced beforehand and will be put on poster boards on April the 13th. You can access the venue through a corridor on the first floor in the Victor Koningsberger Building. Be sure to check out the DemoLAB beforehand.

Data Science Day is an annual initiative of Information and Technology Services (ITS) that is taking place since 2016. Each year the event focuses on current IT trends and developments impacting education, research and working at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ. Depending on the chosen theme, the event is for all UU colleagues (and external partners) or a group of colleagues with a common interest.