【Activity Description】

This activity focuses on the theme of “Campus Computer Security and Protection Practices” and introduces common information security risks and protection concepts encountered in daily campus work. Topics include computer usage security, account and password protection, identification of email-based social engineering attacks, and data protection precautions. The activity aims to help faculty and staff apply information security concepts to their actual work, enhance information security awareness, and strengthen their ability to prevent and manage risks.

【Important Notes】

1.This session is an in-person lecture. All colleagues are requested to arrive on time and participate in the entire activity.

2. This lecture may be counted as 3 hours of individual information security education and training for Academic Year 115. Participants must attend the entire activity, complete the online test, and achieve a score of 70 or above.

(Note: According to the resolution of the Administrative Meeting held on October 6, 2015, recognition of information security training hours requires participants to pass the post-course assessment with a score of 70 or above.)

3. To support the university’s information security initiatives, all faculty and staff are required to complete 3 hours of information security education and training each academic year. Training hours already completed for Academic Year 115 can be checked through the Campus Portal.

【活動資訊】

Speaker: Ms. Yang Yu-Wen
Lecture Topic: Campus Computer Security and Protection Practices
Date and Time: Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 13:30–16:30
Target Audience: All Faculty and Staff
Lecture Language: Chinese

Venue: Formosa Lecture Hall, 1st Floor, Innovation Building