Multi-certification pack
Responsible digital use in business
Digital culture + Cybersecurity + Data protection + AI micro-certification, 4 certifications · 42 hrs · €2,690
Pack contents
To bring a whole team to the same level on digital practices, cybersecurity, GDPR and AI.
- Digital culture and responsible collaboration · ICDL Digital Culture (syllabus 1.0) · 14 hrs
- Cybersecurity: protect your data and your workstation · ICDL Cybersecurity (syllabus 2.0) · 14 hrs
- Everyday GDPR: protecting personal data · ICDL Data Protection (syllabus 1.0) · 7 hrs
- AI in business: understand, assess, decide · ICDL AI micro-certification · 7 hrs
Total pack duration: 42 hrs. Price per person: €2,690, net of tax (VAT not applicable).
Programme
The pack programme combines that of each course. The detail of each module is on the corresponding course page.
Digital culture and responsible collaboration
Responsible use of screens
Manage your screen time, protect your health and concentration, find a balance between work and personal life.
Search for and evaluate information
Write an effective search, judge the reliability of a source, spot fake news, respect copyright.
Security and digital footprint
Protect your accounts and data, understand the traces left online, look after your digital reputation.
Online accounts and storage
Create and manage your accounts, store and share files securely.
Social media and online meetings
Communicate in a professional and courteous way, organise and follow up an online meeting.
Your team’s rules for using digital tools
Meetings and file sharing on the company’s tools; drawing up simple usage rules together.
Exam practice and sitting the certification
ICDL practice tests, corrected with comments, then a supervised certification exam.
Cybersecurity: protect your data and your workstation
Security concepts
Threats to data (malicious and accidental), value of information (confidentiality, integrity, availability), social engineering, identity theft, encryption and file protection.
Malware
Viruses, worms, Trojan horses, ransomware, spyware; antivirus, updates, scans, quarantine.
Network security
Local, wireless and VPN networks, role and limits of the firewall, protecting a Wi-Fi network, risks of open networks.
Access control
Authentication (password, code, multi-factor authentication, biometrics), password best practice, password managers.
Safe browsing
Browser settings, secure pages and connections, checking a site’s authenticity, content filtering.
Safe communications
Fraudulent emails and phishing, risky attachments, social media, instant messaging, mobile apps and devices.
Backup and deletion
Physical protection of equipment, backup and restore, permanent deletion and destruction of media.
Putting it into practice in your team
Review of the team’s practices (passwords, Wi-Fi, backups) and a phishing-spotting exercise; personal action plan.
Exam practice and sitting the certification
ICDL practice tests, corrected with comments, then a supervised certification exam.
Everyday GDPR: protecting personal data
Personal data and privacy
Define personal data and processing; risks to data and to individuals; roles: data subject, controller, processor, data protection officer, supervisory authority.
The GDPR in brief
Why this regulation exists, its objectives, its material and territorial scope.
Principles and lawfulness
Lawfulness, fairness, transparency, purpose limitation, minimisation, accuracy, storage limitation, security, accountability; legal bases and conditions for consent; sensitive data; transfers outside the European Union.
Individuals’ rights
Inform clearly (privacy notices); handle requests for access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection.
Implement data protection
Internal policies, data protection by design and by default, impact assessment, technical and organisational measures, pseudonymisation and anonymisation.
Data breaches and penalties
Recognise a breach, notify it to the supervisory authority (72 hours) and to the data subjects if the risk is high, know the penalties.
Applying it to your company
Review of the privacy notices and procedures of the learner’s company.
Exam practice and sitting the certification
ICDL practice tests, corrected with comments, then a supervised certification exam.
AI in business: understand, assess, decide
What is AI?
Define artificial intelligence, distinguish narrow AI, general AI and superintelligence, identify the main milestones in its history.
How does AI work?
Algorithms, complexity and heuristics; machine learning, neural networks and deep learning.
Examples of use
Why organisations are interested in AI; examples in data mining, image recognition, language processing and decision support.
Limits, ethics and impact
Limits of AI; ethical principles (clear and useful purpose, transparency, operational competence); social and economic effects; issues by sector.
Assess the adoption of AI in a business case
Analyse a professional scenario, notably the learner’s own company, to decide where and how to use AI.
Generative AI hands-on workshop (outside the exam)
Try generative AI on the learner’s own tools: write a request, check the answer, protect confidential data.
Exam practice and sitting the micro-certification
Practice questions, corrected with comments, then a supervised certification test.
Audience and prerequisites
Audience: employees, freelancers and jobseekers.
- Command of written and spoken French or English (courses delivered in French or English).
- Take the free ICDL placement test before enrolling.
- The prerequisites specific to each course are on its course page.
Formats
In person
In a classroom in Mougins, Valbonne or Sophia Antipolis, in groups of 1 to 8 people, in full 7-hour days or 3.5-hour half-days. Workstation provided, with the necessary software.
Online
Live virtual classes with the trainer, in 3.5-hour half-days. You need a computer with the relevant software, an internet connection, a microphone and a webcam; a technical test takes place before the first session.
Hybrid
Sessions with the trainer, in a classroom or virtual class (at least 50% of the duration), and guided work on the ICDL practice platform, which is provided. Same technical conditions as online.
For online and hybrid courses, technical and teaching support is provided by phone and email, with a reply within 48 working hours at the latest.
Assessment and validation
- Before: free ICDL placement test and 20-minute interview to define the pathway.
- At the end: supervised ICDL exam for each certification.
Validation: ICDL certificate verifiable online if you pass, course completion certificate in all cases.
Accessibility
Courses are accessible to people with disabilities after a discussion with the disability officer, who assesses the adaptations needed. The rooms in Mougins, Valbonne and Sophia Antipolis are accessible to people with reduced mobility. Disability officer: +33 4 22 21 32 43, contact@antipolisformation.fr. For the ICDL exam, extra time (47 minutes instead of 35) can be activated.
Funding
Possible funding: employer, OPCO.
Prices are per person, net of tax (VAT not applicable).
Practical information
- Documents given before the start of the course: programme, general terms of sale, internal rules, welcome booklet.
- Enrolment and teaching questions: +33 4 22 21 32 43, contact@antipolisformation.fr.
- Complaints: same address, with a reply within 10 working days.
- Other answers: see the frequently asked questions on courses, ICDL certification and funding.
Enrolment and enquiries
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