Lunch Events

Lunch Events by the Information Technology office

What can I do with AI at UZH? (In German)
Legal and ethical guidelines for the use of AI at UZH

The use of generative AI raises key legal and ethical questions in our day-to-day work. What data am I permitted to use at UZH? What am I responsible for? Where are the clear boundaries?
At this lunchtime event, you will receive a clear introduction to the legal and ethical framework governing the use of AI at UZH.

Man at the hook (In German)

The presentation shows how phishing attacks specifically exploit psychological weaknesses. Based on scientific models, seven key influencing factors are presented that significantly shape our decision-making behavior in digital contexts. Practical examples from everyday digital life are used to illustrate how manipulative mechanisms unfold, especially in stressful situations, and how a conscious, analytical approach can counteract them.

Find me if you can. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) as a base for effective hacker attacks.

Informationssicherheit at the UZH - what does that have to do with me? (German)
(The first five minutes have not been recorded due to technical problems.)

Information security in everyday life - Informationssicherheit im Alltag (German)

A Technical and Economic Approach for Cybersecurity Planning and Investment (Englisch)