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University of Twente.

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Section I                             University of Twente

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Section I                             University of Twente

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Technical Computer Science
Modules Link
https://www.utwente.nl/en/education/bachelor/programmes/technical-computer-science/study-programme/

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Section II                                  Screen shot of your forum post in Study Smart

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Section II                                  Screen shot of your forum post in Study Smart

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Section II                                     What I think about the seminar question...

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Section II                                     What I think about the seminar question...

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This seminar question put in discussion a relevant issue nowadays. Data privacy is getting more important to be protected since it has take a big value to Hacker Data. how to protect it should be a concern of everyone.

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Photo of my brainstorming..

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Background Information.
Videos.

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Your Human Firewall – The Answer to the Cyber Security Problem | Rob May | TEDxWoking

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University of Twente
Technical Computer Science
Video of Career Perspective.

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University of Twente / Universiteit Twente

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Career perspective Technical Computer Science

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Search Engine
For my Google and Google Scholar are very easy to use and very fast to look for specifics articles using "keywords".

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Background Information.
Videos 2.

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Edward Snowden "Data Security and Privacy in the Age of Surveillance" - 2017

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Links of my sources to the seminar.
Source from the GUARDIAN

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Facebook and Google targeted as first GDPR complaints filed

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Users have been forced into agreeing new terms of service, says EU consumer rights body

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Articles about the importance of reflection.

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Source from the MIT

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Protecting sensitive data is the end goal of almost all IT security measures. Two strong arguments for protecting sensitive data are to avoid identity theft and to protect privacy.

The improper disclosure of sensitive data can also cause harm and embarrassment to students, faculty, and staff, and potentially harm the reputation of the Institute. Therefore, it is to everyone's advantage to ensure that sensitive data is protected.

1. Data security is fundamental.

Data security is crucial to all academic, medical, and business operations at MIT. All new and existing business and data processes should include a data security review. This ensures MIT data is safe from loss and secured against unauthorized access.

2. Plan ahead.

Create a plan to review your data security status and policies and create routine processes to access, handle, and store the data safely. Archive unneeded data. Make sure you and your colleagues know how to respond if you have a data loss or data breach incident.

3. Know your data.

The first step to secure computing is knowing what data you have and what levels of protection are required to keep the data both confidential and safe from loss.

4. Scale down.

Keep only the data you need for routine current business, safely archive or destroy older data, and remove it from all computers and other devices (smart phones, laptops, flash drives, external hard disks).

5. Lock up!

Physical security is the key to safe and confidential computing. All the passwords in the world won't get your laptop back if the computer itself is stolen. Back up the data to a safe place in the event of loss.

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Protecting sensitive data is the end goal of almost all IT security measures. Two strong arguments for protecting sensitive data are to avoid identity theft and to protect privacy. The improper disclosure of sensitive data can also cause harm and embarrassment to students, faculty, and staff, and potentially harm the reputation of the Institute.

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Source from CESSDA