Welcome to Computer Security Day

Organised by CERT-MU || NCB 

Computer Security Day is an international event and is held on the 30th November as a way of reminding all computer users that computer security and safety is an important personal and workplace responsibility. The event also provides insight into the privacy and security issues surrounding electronically stored sensitive information  and offers ways to keep your computer and data safe.

For this year,  the theme on the Computer Security Day 2011 is " Information Security is Everyone's Responsibility " .

The Computer Emergency Response Team is organising various activities in the context of the Computer Security Day as follows:

A full day conference on the 30th November 2011 targeting Business Executives, Senior Management and Information Security Professionals
An exhibition of computer security based products on the 30th November 2011
Launching of a guideline entitled: ‘Protection against Hacking’ on the 30th November 2011
Training programmes on the following:
  ISO 27001 Implementer’s Course (CISP) from 5th - 9th December 2011, conducted by STQC India
 

ISO 27001 Lead Auditor’s course from 12th-16th December 2011, conducted by STQC India









 

What is Computer Security Day ?


Computer Security Day is a globally recognized annual event  set up to inform computer users of the significance of computer security. It was started in 1988 to help raise awareness of computer related security issues, when the Washington, D.C., chapter of the Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) sought to bring computer-related security issues to the nation’s forefront. Since that time, Computer Security Day has evolved into a worldwide event.

The goal of Computer Security Day is to remind people to protect their computers and information. Officially, Computer Security Day is November 30th. However, some  organizations choose to have functions on the next business day or week if CSD falls on a weekend.

Computer Security Day is a great opportunity for information security professionals and their organizations to raise the level of awareness within their users. We can help by providing ideas for CSD activities, posters and other resources.



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