Description: As part of European Cybersecurity Month (ECSM), join us for an interactive session that delves into the importance of protecting intellectual property rights in the online world. In today’s digital landscape, creators and businesses are increasingly vulnerable to misuse, infringement, and defamation on various online platforms. This activity will provide valuable insights into how intellectual property laws, including trademark rights, copyright protections, and international treaties, can safeguard your digital presence and creative work. Participants will learn about: The Basics of Intellectual Property Rights: Understand the different types of intellectual property (IP) and why it’s essential to protect your digital creations, from logos and trademarks to music, art, and more. Real-World Case Studies: Explore real-world examples of IP infringement, including malicious content, defamation, and unauthorized use of copyrighted material, with a focus on how these issues impact creators, businesses, and digital platforms. How to Protect Your Work Online: Discover practical steps for protecting your intellectual property in the digital space, including registering trademarks, filing copyright claims, and utilizing reporting tools on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Understanding International Laws and Treaties: Learn about international legal frameworks, such as the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and European IP regulations, that help ensure global protection for creators’ rights. How to Navigate Disputes: Gain insights into resolving conflicts when your IP rights are infringed upon and how to leverage legal channels for protection, including intellectual property offices, courts, and other organizations. This session is designed for anyone interested in protecting their digital identity and creative works from unauthorized use. Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or just a digital citizen, this activity will empower you to take control of your intellectual property rights and navigate the challenges of the online world. Target Audience: Digital creators, entrepreneurs, legal professionals, students, and anyone interested in cybersecurity and intellectual property.