As communicated earlier this month, we are implementing several improvements to further protect our information and technology infrastructure, including a proactive password reset for all campus account holders.
Join the virtual cybersecurity roundtable discussion at noon on Tuesday, October 15. It is a free one-hour event — all faculty, staff and students are encouraged to attend. Learn about best practices for protecting your information, identifying phishing scams, choosing secure passwords and how to stay secure while using the growing AI technologies.
The project team is excited to announce that 17 room upgrades have been completed on the CU Anschutz campus to standardize and optimize each room technology experience.
Within ISS we value our team members and the phenomenal work they do for the university. Learn more about Kevin Fotso, a bioinformatics technical analyst supporting high performance computing on the CU Anschutz campus.
Kick off the year on the right foot! Ensure your university password is up to date, and that your computer's applications, operating systems and software are all current. When accessing university resources, remember to have your username, password, and device ready for Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) with Duo.
The holiday season is a time of joy, but it also brings an increased risk of scams. Learn about three major threats—fake charities, online shopping scams, and fraudulent shipping communications—and get practical tips to protect your personal and financial information. Stay vigilant and enjoy a safe, worry-free holiday season.
With more threat actors trying multiple ways to steal your information or resources, it is more important than ever to start building your personal security posture. There are more ways than one to help protect yourself from these outside threats.
We’ve received feedback about our application assessment process, we heard you, and we are excited to announce some important improvements to the process now known as Technology Risk Assessment! These changes are designed to streamline requests and enhance your overall experience with us.
As communicated last month, we implemented several improvements to further protect our information and technology infrastructure, including a proactive password reset for all campus account holders.
All four campuses are partnering together to deliver relevant information about phishing, password protection, and using AI securely. Visit the Cybersecurity Awareness Month webpage at cu.edu/CAM for articles and incredible, free webinars featured during the month of October.
Phishing attacks remain one of the most prevalent cybersecurity threats. We need to work together to protect the university – both our personal information and university data – from potential breaches. If you receive what you think may be a phishing message, it’s crucial to report any suspicious emails promptly. It’s fast and easy – simply use the “Report Phishing” button in your Outlook email.