The new information security e-learning module is here!

If you are unable to access the Information Security E-Learning Module, Please contact IT Services through TOPdesk

This engaging e-learning module requires user interaction, in particular in the form of the user requires to scroll down the page to reveal further content and in some cases to proceed onto the next section of the training.

The University has recently conducted a comprehensive review of its Information Security Strategy. The rationale for this review is to ensure that it meets the increasingly more stringent requirements for protecting information and to give assurance to staff, students, and others about whom we hold personal data, that their information is being held securely and processed in an appropriate manner.

Penalties for data breaches, as a result of poor information security practices are due to significantly increase. In addition to the impact on organisations, poor information security awareness has a significant impact on individuals. Individuals that are the subject of data breaches commonly become the victim of identity theft, social engineering attacks, misrepresentation, fraud and many other adverse effects.

To reduce the risks of a data breach impacting UEL and it's users Information Security Awareness Training is now mandatory.

To be able to demonstrate to regulatory bodies that the training has been undertaken by staff, a record of completion will be retained in personnel records.

It's recommended you complete the training in Google Chrome