We are experiencing an increased number of University accounts becoming compromised by scammers, resulting in mass phishing and scam emails. The phishing email messages are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated than ever in an attempt to compromise your accounts and steal your personal information. It is very important to know how... View Article
The digital age has made stealing personal information significantly easier, even information as critical as a social security number, through methods such as data breaches and hacks. But how do you prevent cyber criminals from using your social security number online? Lock your Social Security number! Like freezing a credit... View Article
Information Technology is encouraging you to take full advantage of the many opportunities LinkedIn Learning has to offer. LinkedIn Learning has courses on professional skills, computer programs, hobbies, and even certifications! These courses are concise, self-paced, and perfect for learning on a busy schedule. For more information and suggestions... View Article
Starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, November 20, Information Technology will be upgrading networking hardware for the athletic fields and surrounding buildings. As a result, no wired Internet or Wi-Fi connection will be available for up to two hours at a time in the following areas: Baseball Concessions Cross... View Article
Reminder: Changes to Duo security are coming soon! Beginning January 2025, text messages and phone calls will be disabled for Duo authentication. Find more information about the upcoming changes with Duo in this article.
Join us October 29, at 5 p.m. in SBCC 104 to hear from Dan Wilkins, the Associate Vice President of Cyber Defense at CareSource, about his experience in the field of cybersecurity. In his role, Dan oversees the implementation of crucial security measures aimed at safeguarding the personal information and... View Article
As we approach the presidential election, it becomes increasingly important to remain vigilant of scams and fraud. Around election times, common scams such as phishing and spoofed websites increase tremendously and typically take the form of campaign materials or voting sites. Want to learn how to spot these scams and... View Article
Who doesn’t love to watch funny videos of cats “talking” to their owner, comment on their friend’s post about their recent vacation, or investigate delicious fall recipes? All of these entertaining pastimes involve some kind of social media platform. So how can social media users stay safe as they create... View Article
Emergency Notification Page Updates This Friday, October 25, Information Technology will be changing the page that allows students, faculty, and staff to sign up for campus emergency notifications. The new page will allow you to maintain your emergency notification settings, as well as adding or removing phone numbers and email addresses where... View Article
One important way to keep your personal information and online accounts secure and protected from hackers is by creating a strong password. But why is password safety so important, and what exactly makes a good password? Check out this article to learn more!
