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Messages, Formats and Channels. Cyber space is the backbone of the digital society and key to economic growth but Europe needs effective security mechanisms underpinning its digital single market. The Network and Information Security Directive (NISD) is a new EU regulations bringing new obligations to EU member states and certain types of organisations operating within and across them to build capabilities against cyber risks. POLICY GUIDE – AN INTRODUCTION TO THE NETWORK AND INFORMATION SECURITY DIRECTIVE (NISD) Role of EU Member States in building national cyber security capabilities Sectors important to the European economy are undergoing considerable digital transformation while at the same time facing unprecedented vulnerabilities. Critical infrastructures, such as energy, health, water and transport systems, risk major service disruptions. Another concern is the increasing interdependency between these infrastructures, further increasing vulnerabilities, for example, electric vehicles connected to the smart grid. The European Union member states need to establish a minimum level of common capabilities for cyber security, including beyond national borders. It is also important that each member state has a good level of awareness of industry risks and takes appropriate steps for risk management, especially for their critical infrastructures, reporting on any cyber-attacks they are subjected to. In this respect, qualified response teams are particularly important. Under the Network and Information Security Directive (NISD), member states are required to put in place a minimum set of capabilities at national level as part of their cyber security strategy, that is C-CERT and experts in information and networking security. Furthermore, member states are to ensure that operators of essential services and digital service providers adopt security requirements24. WISER uses the following formats and channels to engage with stakeholders related to policy priorities for a secure Digital Single Market, including new research and innovation initiatives (see Table 22 and 23). Media Platform Policy briefs on the state of play of national cyber security strategies and best practices. Informing this group about standards advancements and global co-operation in the area. Briefs on the impact of WISER. Twitter Promoting policy and standards-related news and events and updates from the digital agenda twitter account (@DigitalAgendaEU). LinkedIn Group Share relevant digital agenda blogs25 and policy upd...
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Messages, Formats and Channels. Cyber Security – What every citizen needs to know Hackers can use your email to gain access to all your personal accounts, leaving you vulnerable to identity theft or fraud. Make your passwords stronger with three random words To create a strong password simply choose three random words. Numbers and symbols can still be used if needed, however, using three random words is the key to creating a strong password. Your most important accounts are your email and online banking. With access to your email, hackers can take control of all your online accounts, by asking for the password to be reset, and use the information your email contains can easily be pieced together to create a profile of your identity. WISER will use a core set of formats and channels to reach out to the general public and help make them cyber wiser (see Table 25). Media Platform Practical guides to protecting personal data online, including banking and commercial transactions, and social networking. Items educating citizens on what their national governments are doing to increase cyber security capabilities and service provider best practices. Online forums @EUWatchers (EUwatch Info Hub - European Citizen Information Network Hub); @EU_eGov (European Commission, CONNECT 'Public Services' Unit, working on Cross Border Digital Public Services (eGovernment) and ICT-enabled Public Sector Innovation), @DigitalAgendaEU. Press releases 1 press release Media Channels National newspapers in partner countries. UK examples include: BBC, Daily Telegraph, The Independent, The Times and Sunday Times Table 25 - Channels and Formats for engaging with General Public 5 Last six months Roadmap (June 2017 – November 2017) In table 26 below we summarize the actions already mentioned in sections 4.4 to have a complete picture of the activities that will be carried out based on the WISER Market Targets. Table 26 - Last six months Roadmap 6 Conclusions D8.6 “Communication Plan, Final Version” serves two main purposes: o It reports on the activities performed in the first 24 months of WISER with particular reference to the period May 2016 to May 2017. o It provides plans for the last 6 months of WISER, that is, June 2017 (M25) to November 2017 (M30). The main conclusions of D8.6 “Communication Plan, Final Version” are:  Regarding cybersecurity, there is still very little awareness amongst small digital businesses as well as individuals across Europe. WISER will make a difference in this respect through the develop...
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  • Links If The Services are made available through the Internet, the Financial Institution’s website may provide links to other websites, including those of Third Parties who may also provide services to You. You acknowledge that all those other websites and Third Party services are independent from the Financial Institution’s and may be subject to separate agreements that govern their use. The Financial Institution and Central 1 have no liability for those other websites or their contents or the use of Third Party services. Links are provided for convenience only, and You assume all risk resulting from accessing or using such other websites or Third Party services.

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  • Messages If you need to contact your therapist outside of your scheduled appointment, you may contact him / her by calling the direct dial phone number, or you may contact the front desk at 000-000-0000 between 8:30am and 4:30pm, Monday through Friday. After hours, you may contact the front desk and select option 4 for the staff directory. Messages are reviewed by the following business day. If you experience a mental health crisis, please review the section on emergencies below. Please discuss with your therapist any questions about how he / she handles messages.

  • Catalog Information about Community Regional Medical Center – Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program (CRMC-DMSP) is published in a school catalog that contains a description of certain policies, procedures, and other information about the school. CRMC-DMSP reserves the right to change any provision of the catalog at any time. Notice of changes will be communicated in a revised catalog, an addendum or supplement to the catalog, or other written format. Students are expected to read and be familiar with the information contained in the school catalog, in any revisions, supplements and addenda to the catalog, and with all school policies. By enrolling in CRMC-DMSP, the Student agrees to abide by the terms stated in the catalog and all school policies.

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  • Online Payments may be made online from the Money Matters tab in the Licensee’s Cal Poly Portal or at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/student_accounts/online_payments.asp. Online payments can be made with either eCheck (with no added convenience fee) or credit card (with an added 2.75% convenience fee). Online payments received after 5:00 pm will be recorded as paid the following business day. If there are any problems making a payment online, contact the University Student Accounts Office at (000) 000-0000 or by email to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx

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