In this recording, a senior university IT leader shares her ideas and explains why cybersecurity is a core part of digital literacy. The speaker also describes her role and how she uses IT in her daily work life. She has also participated in government cybersecurity.

I think she shared many good points, and this is really meaningful. For example, she points out that digital citizenship is an important factor that students should be aware of. Therefore, Wency mentions that students should protect their digital identity and data, and build this as a habit. They should understand that they need resilience against cyber threats so they can protect their online identity. Moreover, Wency also mentions that students need to take responsibility for their online behaviour.

I think one of the important things she points out is how AI impacts people’s lives. Due to AI, cyber threats can involve more believable deception. People may find it hard to realize whether something is real or fake. Therefore, people should be more aware of what they see online. Students should take actions to protect themselves online. For example, they should make sure their software is updated and avoid reusing passwords.

Moreover, I think using a VPN is a good idea to protect your personal information. VPN can stop third parties from seeing which websites you visit or what data you send and receive online. By reading the article below, I found out that a VPN is one of the best tools that can effectively protect your digital citizenship on the internet.

https://www.kaspersky.com/resource-center/definitions/what-is-a-vpn