Digital protection for Law Enforcement Officers, members of the Armed Forces, healthcare personnel, firefighters, and Public Administration staff. Onbranding and Brand Care, a consultancy specialized in cyber investigation and digital reputation, trains and advises Law Enforcement and the Armed Forces, as well as healthcare personnel, firefighters, and Public Administration, on how to properly manage their digital image online—both institutional and individual (personal and corporate). This training aims to prevent personal and professional risks, provide new open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques, and ensure safe and efficient action during a reputation crisis.

Format and Duration:
2 options

1) Blended learning, fully adaptable to the needs of each agency and institution. Generally structured as 30 total hours, including several 4-hour face-to-face sessions,

dates to be determined

2) In-person, 8 hours

Objective:
To properly manage digital image online, both personal and corporate, to avoid personal and professional risks; to acquire new open-source information search techniques; and to act safely and efficiently in the event of a reputation crisis.

Target Audience:
All professionals, civil servants, and personnel within the public administration environment, members of Law Enforcement, prison officers, healthcare personnel, firefighters, and members of the Armed Forces, as well as private sector employees. It is intended for those who handle sensitive information in their private and professional lives, use the internet—especially social media—and have public, semi-public, private, or seemingly secret or anonymous profiles.

Syllabus

• Basic concepts (classification levels of official documents and their handling). Context and challenges of the subject matter.
• Publicly accessible information regarding colleagues.
• Accessing new technologies from the workplace. Case studies.
• Advice on choosing our level of invisibility and learning how to maintain it.
• Risks associated with careless management of our digital material.
• From digital threats to physical aggression (digital self-protection manual).
• Reputation risks and security crises (specific cases).
• Privacy and Anonymization: how to avoid being identified online (you and your environment).
• Using a unique email for social media.
• Spokesmanship (pseudonyms).
• Use of false names.
• Content uploaded to the web.
• Information about you.
• Information about your environment.
• Shared multimedia material.
• How to find out what appears about you and where? Search for keywords and information that links to you (practical in-person and online exercise).
• Creating publication alerts.
• Staying alert to what information is being uploaded to the web about you.
• Digital negligence.
• Posting relational information about yourself online.
• Case 1) Relational information about you already exists:
  Solutions:
• Content removal: What to do if third parties publish information about you?
• Legal route (content removal)
• SEO route
• Case 2) Someone has information about you and may publish it.
• What to do? Crisis management methods.
• Taught by:
  Selva Orejón, CEO of Onbranding and Brand Care