INsecurity Sessions: gender-based violence, protecting digital identity vs. hunter hunted.
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It is not about fleeing—we are not the ones who have to flee. Nor is it about being frightened, but rather about being prepared, about knowing what information exists online about us and deciding what we want to be known about our lives.
- Are you 100% certain you know what information is online about you?
- Do you know what your children, family members, or friends post about your shared activities?
- Do you know how to erase your digital footprint?
- Do you know what digital rights protect you?
Session on Protection of the Digital Identity of Gender-Based Violence Victims is the title of the session we have been delivering for victims, former victims, citizens, and professionals in the field of security, ICT criminal law, psychology, members of State Security Forces and Bodies, and for anyone who wants to learn about the critical issue of Care, Protection, and Defense of Digital Identity whether personal or professional.
Session duration:
(Dates to be confirmed in Madrid and Barcelona)
This 4-hour session is the prelude to the Protection of Digital and Analog Identity course with 3 levels (24 hours, 3 sessions of 8 hours each level).
This session is exclusive to attendees who register through the pre-registration form and pay for the session (places will not be reserved without advance payment). Payment can be made via:
Session cost:
- €25 General public
- €10 Members of State Security Forces and Bodies
- No cost for active onBRANDING clients, INESDI students/Alumni
Payment methods:
- PayPal
- Bank transfer
Location:
The sessions will take place once a month at our Barcelona office and once a month at our Madrid office from 10 AM to 2 PM.
DIGITAL VIOLENCE
Digital Violence refers to the type of violence that occurs when a person causes or inflicts physical or psychological harm on others using new Information and Communication Technologies, primarily violating their dignity, freedom, and privacy.