Find out about the security risks facing your company and how you can contribute to security.
Security awareness
Your personal staff badge is strictly personal
Your access badge identifies you and authorises access to certain areas of the site in accordance with your position. It therefore has your name on it and may under no circumstances be lent to a third party.
Badge in sight, day and night
Your access badge identifies you and authorises access to certain areas of the building. It is therefore essential to wear it visibly.
Locked doors, secured floors
When coming to or leaving your workplace, check that the doors are securely closed to prevent unauthorised entry.
Badge security, your priority
Badges should be worn visibly when inside the company premises, and should be stored securely when leaving the premises.
See it, Say it, Sorted
A malicious act is an act committed deliberately by a person inside or outside the company, with the aim of causing damage. Report any suspicious activity immediately, either to your line manager or a person you trust within your company.
PC locked, data secured
A workstation left open can be a gateway to sensitive data for a person with malicious intent. Always lock your computer when you are away, even if it is only for a few minutes.
Using public Wi-Fi is not risk-free!
Data theft is the most common risk associated with the use of public Wi-Fi. Avoid using public Wi-Fi networks for sensitive or professional transactions.
Think before you click
Phishing is a widespread fraud technique. Financial losses, theft of sensitive data, impact on the company’s image and reputation can all be the consequences of a “bad” click. If you have any doubts about an email or SMS, get in touch with your IT department.
Care before you share
When sharing content on social networks, always act with integrity and take your company’s guidelines into account; information leaks - often unintentional - are frequent.
Protect your personal data, protect your privacy
Personal Data is protected in Europe by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The violation or misuse of personal data might affect your security.