Dossier
IT & privacy
TU Delft uses many IT systems, each of which has its pros and cons. Similarly, every user has their own opinion about how things should be and how things can be improved. How does TU Delft protect itself from cyber criminals? We will keep you updated on the discussions, the decision-making process, and the bugs in this dossier.
The Dutch internet sector is worried about plans to outsource the technology behind .nl domains to Amazon. Michel van Eeten, TU Delft Cyber Security Specialist, thinks it is a poorly thought-out plan.
Students have discovered a security risk in TU Delft emails. It made it possible to send emails under someone else’s name.
On the weekend of 25 and 26 November, the Aula hosted the largest programming competition in Northwest Europe, organised by the Christiaan Huygens study association.
Should you accept or reject cookies? And how do you handle hackers? In October, the IT department will try to make students and staff members aware of their online activity.
Artificial intelligence is this year’s theme at TU Delft. Delta highlights six AI studies. Part 5: Karin Bogdanova is critical on AI systems that monitor your mental health.
Een recordaantal van zo’n tweeduizend medewerkers aan 72 universiteiten, hogescholen en mbo-instellingen deed deze week een cybercrisisoefening. Een kijkje achter de schermen.
Increase in identity fraud at TU Delft In recent weeks the number of reports of identity fraud at TU Delft has risen, reports the Directorate of Communication in the TU Delft Newsletter. It usually concerns a request from a staff member to help or contribute a donation or a gift voucher. This can…
The number of phishing mails has risen since corona and the messages are getting better and more advanced, reports the TU Delft Security Team. How can you protect yourself?
A motion for the Municipality of Delft to monitor the privacy of users of shared vehicles was unanimously passed in the city council. The Municipality will start in 2021.
Checking in with your campus card: what about privacy? TU Delft takes various measures in the public space to ensure the safety of students, staff and visitors. One of these measures is checking in with your campus card. However, the student council is concerned about the privacy of students. What will happen…
