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Citizen
Every citizen
has a role
in cybersecurity.
Every person, expert or not, has the responsibility to protect themselves and thereby protect others. Therefore, the CNCS pays special attention to all users of digital technologies and the Internet, even if they are not professionals in the field of cyber security. From this page you can access the resources that CNCS makes available to everyone with the aim of making the use of cyberspace safer, at home, at work, and in society in general.
Raising Awareness and Training
In this section, you will find the awareness contents that CNCS develops, such as e-learning courses.
Benchmarks and Good Practices
Benchmarks and Good Practices Behaviour and care in the use of information technologies are central aspects in cyber security. In this section, you will find documents that guide and make users aware of the good practices that should be adopted in this matter. These contents include posters, documents, podcasts, tutorials and articles, all aimed at the community served by the CNCS.
Situational Awareness
In order to plan and act to ensure the most appropriate levels of cyber security it is necessary to understand the position we are in, what our capabilities are and the threats and vulnerabilities that persist. This is the only way to conduct risk analysis or to empower the people and organisations that require the most investment. On this page, you will find the CNCS initiatives that seek to identify, produce, and disseminate this situational knowledge. Please consult the documentation and information provided and inform your stakeholders in order to empower the people you live and work with, as well as your organisation, to be more aware of the current state of cyber security.
Communication and Events
It is a constant challenge to communicate effectively and clearly, which naturally requires distinct communicational strategies that are properly adapted to the various communication channels available to us. The creation of graphic materials, multimedia, documents, tutorials, podcasts, communication plans and campaigns, and also the organisation of events are part of the work that the CNCS develops. It is precisely with this purpose of reaching further and further that we promote digital literacy in cyber security, translating complex information in a clear, unequivocal and creative way, in order to reach the community we serve.
Incident Response
In this section, you will find all the information you need to understand the scope of CERT.PT's work, how to report Cyber security incidents, the Taxonomy used for classifying incidents, how to share sensitive information (TLP) and also read the guide on how to build Minimum Incident Response Capabilities. You can also check the Security Alerts issued by CERT.PT (including mitigation measures) and find out what National and International Networks (e.g. NoMoreRansom) CERT.PT is part of.
Regulations
In this section you will find national and European Union legislation and regulations aimed at ensuring a common level of security of network and information systems
Events
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May
Last updated on 15-07-2022