Information security
Securely store and send data
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Exposed to fraud, theft or hacking?
Have you been scammed, hacked or had anything stolen?
Contact sikkerhet@oslomet.no immediately if there is a suspicion of data fraud and hacking.
What to report?
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data fraud (phishing, ransomware virus, etc.) and sensitive information going astray
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failures or deficiencies in safety routines or technical safety measures
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stolen equipment
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violation of laws, regulations and internal routines
Read more about lost or stolen information or equipment on sikresiden.no.
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Safety instructions and guidelines
The safety instructions are OsloMet's guidelines for how to best secure equipment, information and OsloMet's property.
Sikresiden.no also contains information on handling security and preventive measures at OsloMet.
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Privacy
Personal information can be a picture, video, audio recording or text. Everyone who processes information on behalf of OsloMet must know the routines and follow them.
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GDPR - What does it mean for me?
A risk assessment must be made for all processing of personal data, read more about risk assessment.
It must also be considered whether a Privacy Impact Assessment (DPIA) should be carried out in all processing of personal data.
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Storage and classification
As an employee, it is essential that you can classify your information. The classification lays the foundation for all further treatment. You will find the information you need at ansatt.oslomet.no/klassifisering.
Familiarize yourself with the rules that apply to storage, encryption and transmission:
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Password and two-factor authentication
Password
Always change your password if you think you have been hacked or scammed.
Password rules at OsloMet
The password must contain at least 16 characters and there is no requirement for special characters. Use words, spaces and sentences that are easy to remember.
Read more about how to create strong passwords (nettvett.no) (in Norwegian).
Two-factor authentication
Login with two-factor authentication must be used where possible. Two-factor authentication is enabled for Microsoft Remote Desktop and is being introduced for Microsoft Office 365.
Find out how to activate two-factor authentication at ansatt.oslomet.no/tofaktorautentisering
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Preventive data security
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Data security policy and guidelines
(All policys and guideline are only available in Norwegian)
Policy
Guidelines