GFCE Cybersecurity Knowledge Modules

10. Stakeholder involvement in the CI and CII

12. Capacity development

13. (Geo)political and social factors

14. Main takeaways

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KM6 - Cybercrime

Module objectives

1. The nature of cybercrime

2. The impact of cybercrime

3. Responses to cybercrime

4. The interplay between data protection and privacy

5. Main takeaways

1 Quiz

KM7 - Child Online Protection

Module objectives

1. Children and technology

3 Topics

1.1 Children’s rights in the digital age

1.2 The benefits of technology

1.3 Children’s use of technology

2. Online risks for children and young people

3 Topics

2.1 The online risks

2.2 Child sexual abuse

2.3 The impact of COVID-19 on child online protection

3. Measures to protect children online

5 Topics

3.1 Legislative measures

3.2 Self- and co-regulatory measures

3.3 Technical measures

3.4 Awareness-raising and education

3.5 Developing a national strategy

4. The stakeholders involved in protecting children online

2 Topics

4.1 A shared responsibility of all stakeholders

4.2 How are the stakeholders collaborating

5. Resourcing Child Online Protection Initiatives

1 Quiz

KM8 - Cybersecurity culture, awareness, workforce, and skills

Module objectives

1. Cybersecurity skills and culture in Africa (context)

2. Capacity building: an overview

2 Topics

2.1. Theoretical explanation

2.2. Why is capacity building important in the global context?

3. Cybersecurity capacity building in the broader context in Africa

4. Concrete tools for building mature cybersecurity culture: best practices from the GFCE community

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GFCE Cybersecurity Knowledge Modules 6. Assignment KM6 Quiz

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question
Which of these would not be considered cybercrime?
- Criminal offences committed on the internet
- Criminal offences aided by the use of a computer network
- Unlawful acts with computer networks as a target
- Disobedience to a traffic lights controlled by a computer
- Hacking into a bank network to transfer funds.
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2. Which of the following is an impact of cybercrime
- Low access to internet among African countries
- Loss of revenue to companies
- High cost of healthcare for low income earners
- Poor return on technology investments in Africa
- Lack of funding for development projects
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3. Question
3. Emerging technologies aid cybercrimes in the following ways except
- Using AI to bypass security
- Using cryptocurrencies to pay for illegal activities
- Using 3D printing to manufacture arms
- Sharing illegal materials online
- Using botnets to circumvent security of smart devices
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4. Question
4. Cybercrime legislation may contain the following provisions except
- Internet access provisions
- Substantive provisions
- Procedural provisions
- International cooperation provisions
- The establishment of institutional framework
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5. Question
5. The African Union Convention on Cybersecurity and Personal Data Protection is otherwise known as:
- The Malabo convention
- The Durban Convention
- The Abuja Convention
- The Dakar convention
- The Addis Ababa Convention
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6. Question
6. The right to privacy is
- A fundamental human right
- A provision found in several countries' constitution
- Guaranteed by law
- Legal controls on personal data
- The right to be left alone
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7. Question
7. What is data residency?
- Where the law specifies the location of the physical location of data
- Where data is under the control of a sovereign country, irrespective of where it is located
- Where personal data is stored on personal devices
- Where there are laws that do not illegally access data
- Where there is an institution that regulates personal data
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8. Question
8. Which of the following is not a principle of privacy and data protection under the OECD guidelines?
- Collection limitation
- Data quality
- Purpose specific
- Security safeguard
- Criminal investigation
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