Session Scope
Security inside digital communication
The document explains how everyday communication tools such as email, social networks, collaborative platforms, and messaging apps create concrete cybersecurity exposure for organizations.
Work Profile
Session 7: Security and Digital Communication
Session 7 notes on secure digital communication, covering phishing, social engineering, account protection, legal obligations, and practical security habits for digital communication channels.
Cybersecurity
Digital Communication
GDPR
DOCX
Deliverable
Session notes and reference material
The attached DOCX acts as the core session resource, combining theory, threats, good practices, legal context, a case study, and certification ideas.
Covered Themes
Core security topics
- Phishing, social engineering, and account hijacking risks
- Password hygiene, 2FA, secure networks, and software updates
- Protection of sensitive information and least-privilege access
- Digital communication tools as an organizational attack surface
Strategic Angle
Why the session matters
- Links cybersecurity directly to brand image and communication trust
- Introduces GDPR obligations and organizational accountability
- Includes a phishing case study for classroom discussion
- Ends with certification ideas that can be added to the portfolio
Session Files
Primary File
Security and Digital Communication
Main Session 7 document covering digital communication security, phishing detection, secure practices, legal context, and recommended certifications.
DOCX
Session Notes