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Importance of Security

Read about why YOU should care about security and what we are doing to keep your data safe.

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Scam Types

Arm yourself with the knowledge of how these scams work

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Benefits & Tips for You

A collection of actions YOU can take to keep yourself safe from different types of malicious intent.

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Protecting University Data

Learn how to protect university data by managing systems and applications responsibly.

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Terms & Glossary

There is a lot of jargon when discussing security. Here is a glossary to help break it down.

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Security News

Stay up to date on news happening in the cybersecurity world

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Recent Articles

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Think Before You Share: What the Claude Search Exposure Teaches Us About AI Privacy

Published on August 3, 2026

Recent reporting found that some Claude chats and Artifacts shared by public links appeared in Google search results. Reported examples included internal documents, […]

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ClickFix: Don’t Be Tricked by a Fake “Fix”

Published on July 6, 2026

Cybercriminals are using a tactic called ClickFix to trick people into compromising their own devices. These scams use fake error messages, security […]

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Tips for Securing macOS

Published on June 29, 2026

It’s no surprise that macOS is the second-biggest operating system worldwide. Apple has a well-regulated array of computers available for […]

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Triggers Hackers Use to Trick You: Urgency, Authority, and Curiosity

Published on June 24, 2026

Hackers don’t rely on technology alone—they rely on human psychology. Most attacks rely on three simple triggers to get people […]

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