How to Protect Your Data Online

The Internet is fundamentally insecure. However, there are simple things you can do to protect yourself and your information. Learn what they are in NOVA’s Cybersecurity Lab.

CREDITS

Writer/Director/Producer
Alex Rosenthal

Animator
Nick Hilditch

Narrator
George Zaidan

Music
Scorekeepers Music Library

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[DaSkyBoss]

It was an ad the whole time! Ive been bamboozled!

[emilyclapper]

The animation explains the internet and security perfectly. If you aren't securing it or protecting yourself like you should, then you allow yourself to be at risk of hackers.

[pradyumnajoshi]

Really impressive animation with contextual information.

[lab]

This is an industry I’m trying to learn about. This vid helped me understand it a lot better. Thank you :)

[impluggedin]

lmao i lost it when he said a fortress on the moon

[jeremyblanchardmobilemarke]

Thank you for sharing this video. It helps me to understand why the internet is so vulnerable.

[Kyabailey]

Great video, fantastic game for learning the ropes in an entertaining and engaging way. Thanks.

[bhaalbarbie]

Watching this because of UTA compliance training....

[aceDOZA]

Watching this because of my job training...

[Brianle]

Awesome video and animation. Can you let me know which tools you used to edited it?

[emmarobert]

in order to be secure and private. One should use a top tier vpn like purevpn which keeps communication secure and encrypted

[JALP]

I wish you make another cyber security lab

[ericsmith]

good information, but there is a company out there that is simply amazing, everyone should look into this one and see just what they do. I have this protection as I do a lot of on line business including paying my bills on line. STRIKEFORCE TECHNOLOGIES.

[MrMarketingpro]

While this video is very educational, I found the cyber security videos posted by Chris Moschovitis, author of Cyber Security Program Development for Business, to be completely informative, valuable, and comprehensive.

[BinkyBorky]

=) love the graphics signed someone who does not hack instead uses supplied software to do whatever a company does not want someone to do to their own systems with supplied software.

[ellenzandisiwe]

Very useful and relevant tips. Shank you for sharing.

[MIG]

I want to learn cyber security and coding. Where do I go about this?

[centuryg]

Would this be an appropriate game for classrooms like during the hour of code and such?

[jeremypoole]

Cybersecurity is not fiction, I found a Utopia and I am confident in my security

[CurtisDensmore]

You should have discussed encryption. Hacking isn't inevitable if your data looks like pure noise.