Privacy Week
Privacy Week is an opportunity to raise awareness, build practical skills, and encourage meaningful conversations about how we manage and protect information in an increasingly digital world. It highlights the importance of understanding what personal information is, how it is used, and the role each of us plays in keeping it safe, both as individuals in our everyday lives and as organisations responsible for handling personal information.
By taking part in Privacy Week activities, staff can develop a stronger awareness of privacy risks, gain confidence in making informed decisions, and adopt simple, effective practices that help safeguard information. It also provides a valuable space for organisations to reflect on their own approaches to privacy, reinforce good habits, and foster a culture where protecting personal information is everyone’s responsibility.
The following resources have been developed by ThreeBlackCats to support you in these efforts. They are designed to be practical, engaging, and easy to use, helping you promote privacy awareness and encourage good privacy practices across your organisation. All resources are provided free of charge, making it easier for teams of all sizes to take part and build a stronger foundation for privacy now and into the future.
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Is it Personal Information?
Not all information is as harmless as it seems. Some details clearly identify you, while others only become personal when combined with other clues.
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Privacy Crossword
This isn’t your average crossword, every clue is based on privacy concepts you encounter every day. From how data is collected to how it’s protected. here
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Privacy Word Search
Can you solve the clues and then find all the privacy related words in the word search?
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Permission Panic !!
You should only give apps access to what they need—not everything they ask for. Can you identify what is required?
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Privacy Wordoku
Put your logic to the test in this privacy themed wordoku. Using the letters from PRIVACYNZ, your mission is to complete the grid so that every row, column, and box contains each letter exactly once.