Five simple habits to protect your information and stay secure during Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Verify unexpected requests through official university channels before responding to protect against phishing.
Best practices to support security and privacy compliance when using AI meeting tools.
Cybersecurity incidents happen, but it is the duty of every CU employee to stay informed and vigilant against security threats. Learn how to most effectively report a potential incident.
Learn how to identify and report phishing attempts before they compromise your information.
Password managers keep your data safe by generating unique and strong passwords, stored in one encrypted place.
Review these best practices for creating strong passwords and safeguarding your accounts.
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is one of the strongest defenses against security incidents and phishing attempts. Learn how MFA keeps you and the university safe.
When getting rid of old personal laptops or desktops, it is important to take these measures to safely and securely recycle your device.
As artificial intelligence is becoming more widespread and more tools are being approved by CU for usage, it’s important to do your part in protecting CU’s data and staying secure.

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