ICT Safety and Ethics
What ict safety and ethics means
Staying safe online, protecting data and responsible use of ICT.
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Worked example
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A strong password should:
- Mix letters, numbers and symbols
- Be your first name only
- Be the word “password”
- Be shared with friends
Working: Strong passwords combine upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols and are kept secret.
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Related skills
Other Networks & the Internet skills in ICT (Elective), at the same point in the course.
Other ICT (Elective) topics
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Exams that assess ict safety and ethics
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