Current Adobe users need to download their Adobe files to their university OneDrive by June 1, 2023 to avoid lost data or assets.
Learn more about the Adobe transitionDevice security is important to reducing cybersecurity threats. Following some best practices can help ensure your device and information protection from cybercriminals.
Keep operating systems updated with anti-virus software, block pop-up windows and proceed with caution when visiting websites.
Be sure all devices are password protected and use auto-lockout at all times. Do not leave your devices unattended for any reason.
If you are storing PHI and/or other highly confidential data on any device, encryption is required.
Wireless access should be disabled when not in use to prevent automatic connections. Avoid insecure “wi-fi hot spots” whenever possible.
Be cautious—always research first--when installing software and review application permissions to avoid unnecessary sharing.
Change your passwords every 3 months. A password vault such as LastPass, Dashlane and 1Password helps keep you secure with auto-fill, generation and management.
Read more on the CU Office of Information Security blog webpage about helping to ensure that your password is strong enough!
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