Be aware of what you share: Keep I.T. Confidential cyber security campaign | NHS England

Sharing NHS information in public spaces puts patient data at risk. Criminals know this and they are watching and listening. Keep your conversations and screen time private. From online to offline, Keep I.T. Confidential.

This animation is part of a cyber security awareness campaign that aims to educate NHS staff about the impact that data and cyber security has on patient safety and care, and the steps they can take personally to reduce this.

Find out more about NHS Digital’s Keep I.T. Confidential campaign here: https://digital.nhs.uk/keep-it-confid...

NHS data is valuable to criminals. They are watching and listening for any details that could help them access it, which puts our patients’ confidentiality at risk.

So in public spaces or on social platforms be aware of what you share.

Don’t share or wear your NHS pass out in public or display it on social media where it can be copied or used to get access to NHS data or buildings.

Avoid discussing any NHS information in public places.

Cover your computer screen if working with any NHS information or data in public spaces.

Be aware with who, what, and where you share.

From offline to online, keep I.T. confidential.

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