[Event Content]
In an environment where awareness of information security is rapidly increasing, ensuring the safe use of organizational systems has become a critical goal. To achieve this, foundational education in information security requires consistent, long-term training, as threats from viruses and intrusions continuously evolve. With the emergence of generative AI, related information security challenges are also becoming increasingly significant.

For this reason, we are honored to have 劉得民, Chairman of Network Traffic Packets Analysis Association, as our guest speaker. In the context of digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a powerful tool for enhancing office productivity. This seminar will delve into practical ways to leverage AI tools for streamlining daily work processes while improving productivity and office efficiency. The focus will be on applying information security strategies, empowering attendees to use AI responsibly while safeguarding systems and data. By incorporating real-world examples, participants will not only enhance their skills but also effectively address the growing challenges of information security.

[Important Notes]

• This lecture will be addressed by Chinese
• This lecture counts towards the individual's 113th academic year information security education and training hours (3 hours). Participants must attend the entire event, complete the online test, and achieve a score of 70% or above. (Note: According to the resolution of the administrative meeting on October 6, 2015, information security hours will be recognized only if the post-course evaluation is passed with a score of 70% or above.)
  This lecture is part of the "School-Wide Teaching Enhancement Activities" for teachers.

[Event Information]Speaker: 劉得民老師
Topic: Office Efficiency Improvement—AI Tools and Information Security Strategies
Date: October 8, 2024 (Tuesday) 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Participants: All faculty and staff (including contract staff and student workers)
Event Venue: Innovation Building Lecture Hall (1F, Innovation Building)
Organizing Unit: Office of Library and Information Services, Computer Center