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    University of Luzon

    College of Education
    Dagupan City

    CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS SEMINAR

    Bringing together the Student Council Officers from each College


    Department, the cybersecurity Awareness Seminar took place on March 21,
    2024 at the UL Multipurpose Hall, organized by the College of Computer
    Studies. This event aimed to equip the student leaders with essential
    knowledge to navigate the digital world safely.
    The Seminar started by explaining the different common cyber threats like
    viruses, scams and hacking. Attendees learned how to recognized these
    dangers and protect themselves and their peers. Experts also shared simple
    ways to protect digital devices, like using strong passwords and updating
    software regularly. The officers left knowing how to better defend their
    departments digital information. The Seminar also covered the importance of
    keeping personal and sensitive data safe. Officers learned about privacy laws
    and their role in upholding them to protect their peer’s information.
    Lastly the seminar addressed social engineering, who were people are
    tricked into giving away their personal information. Through examples and
    discussions, Officers learned to spot and avoid these traps. The Seminar left
    the students Council Officers feeling more confident in their ability to keep
    themselves and their peer safe online. They were ready to share what they
    learned and promote cybersecurity within their departments

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