National scheme operator Cybermalveillance.gov.fr, the ACYMA Public Interest Group (GIP), of which e-Enfance is a founding member, announces the publication of the full version of its awareness kit digital and internet risks.
A collaborative effort:
The result of a collaboration between the members of the ACYMA public-private partnership (public institutions, private organisations and associations) and with user contribution In order to determine the topics and types of content to be developed, this tool is intended for all audiences for both personal and professional uses and regardless of their knowledge of digital security.
9 topics for discussing cybersecurity:
The awareness kit addresses 9 themes available on various media:
– Practical information sheets
– Videos
– Memos
– Fun interactive formats such as a comic strip, poster, quiz and, for the paper version, stickers.
This kit is therefore presented as a genuine toolbox on current affairs and everyday safety issues.
Objective: to raise awareness as much as possible about digital security issues
Indeed, today we note a significant increase in cyber attacks towards individuals and professionals. The kit aims to raise awareness and share best practices for personal use and, in a virtuous manner, to improve practices in the workplace.
Kit contents:
Six fact sheets on adopting best practices:
– Passwords,
– Security on social media,
– Mobile device security,
– Backups,
– Updates,
– Security for professional and personal use.
Three fact sheets to understand the risks and take action:
– Phishing
– Ransomware
– The fake technical support scam
The novelty of this comprehensive section also lies in the integration of new formats suitable for all audiences :
– Eight videos with scenarios and examples,
– A quiz to test your knowledge,
– A comic strip on the theme of «safety on social media»,
– Nine memos on the themes of the kit,
– A summary of the memos in poster format (A2),
– Stickers based on the comic strip for the paper version of the kit
The kit is available in electronic format, in free download on the cybermalveillance.gouv.fr website
