FUN

Soyez acteur de la sécurité de l'information (FUN)

Offered by Normandie Université,
Soyez acteur de la sécurité de l'information (FUN)

C’est parti pour la deuxième session du MOOC « Soyez acteur de la sécurité de l’information » avec plus de saynètes, une actualisation du contenu existant et toujours plus de conseils. Les problèmes de sécurité informatique, les fuites d’informations, largement relayés par les médias lorsqu’ils sont spectaculaires ou qu’ils concernent des entreprises sensibles, sont très souvent provoqués en amont par des imprudences, des mauvais comportements d’utilisateurs dus aux méconnaissances des risques. C’est l’objectif de ce MOOC d’être capable d’appréhender les risques et de connaître les conséquences de l’usage et de la diffusion des données, d’acquérir les bons gestes et les bons réflexes pour protéger l’information.

Ce MOOC est planifié sur 5 semaines. Un travail hebdomadaire compris entre 1h et 2h permettra d’appréhender les dangers et impacts illustrés et de répondre aux questionnaires et activités proposés. Chaque semaine une activité d’échange et de partage d’expérience vous sera proposée. Une web conférence à mi-mooc vous permettra d’interagir directement avec l’équipe pédagogique ; nous nous efforcerons de répondre à vos questions et à vos inquiétudes. Enfin, un questionnaire à choix multiples en temps limité viendra ponctuer le cours et sera décisif pour l’obtention de l’attestation de suivi avec succès.

Le plan du cours

Semaine 1 : Vos clés restent-elles sur la porte ?
Une histoire de séminaire
Une histoire de mail
Semaine 2 : Votre vigilance est-elle suffisante ?
Une histoire de contrat
Une histoire de thèse
Semaine 3 : Vos informations sont-elles à la vue de tous ?
Une histoire d’imprimante
Une histoire de publication
Semaine 4 : Vos propos peuvent-ils vous attirer des ennuis ?
Une histoire de blog
Une histoire de fuite
Semaine 5 : Votre matériel est-il bien utilisé ?
Une histoire de clé
Une histoire de tablette

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