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Secure IT
Stay safe online.
It is everyone's responsibility to protect your own, and the University's information. Here are some tips on how to stay-safe online.
Start
- Using a strong password
- Using a password manager to manage online accounts and passwords
- Protecting your data
- Protecting yourself from phishing
- Browsing the web safely
- Using email safely
- Protecting your devices
- Learning how to protect your family at home
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- Sharing too much information and protect your digital reputation
- Keep your personal information personal. Think about who can see the information you post online.
- Stop any questionable online behavior, only do and say things online that you would do in real life.
Stay
- Ahead of malware and viruses
- Stay safe while traveling
- Up to date with software.
- Alert to phishing attacks
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