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Identification and Classification of Information

In this course, you will learn how we protect our print and electronic information by properly classifying and storing it.

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IT Security: Hand holding a folder from a filing cabinet to show data classification and information management.
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Technical information:

  • ‍Language: German, English, French, Italian
  • ‍Duration: 10-15 minutes
  • ‍Format: SCORM or via our Learning Center
  • ‍Responsive design: The E-Learning can be done on a PC, notebook, tablet and smartphone.
  • ‍Customizable to the company: Yes, for example, guidelines, terms, colors, font, logo, contact data and linked documents.

Learning goals:

  • You will be able to name the risks if proper attention is not given to classification.
  • You will be able to describe the levels of protection of the classification in your company.
  • You will be able to describe the handling of classified information.
  • You will be able to create documents with correct classification.

Learning content:

  • Risks
  • Scenarios - Multi-part, interactive short story
  • Protection classes
  • Handling classified information
  • Interactive exercises
  • Knowledge test

Number of lessons:

14

Target group:

Any employees in your company, who are in contact with data of different kinds.

Additional training materials:

Information sheet, animated film, poster, lock screen wallpaper, presentation template, refresher quiz.

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