Keeping software and devices updated ensures a secure computing environment, however it is important to know that attackers may try to encourage you to install malware on your machine disguised as fake updates.
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Test your cybersecurity knowledge and help us beat Miami by competing in CyberMania!
Participants are encouraged to test their cybersecurity knowledge by completing a short survey. All participants are entered for a chance to win a prize pack from OHIO's Information Security Office. CyberMania will run from September 27 to November 1.
Tuesday, October 29
Device and Software Support Advisory Community Meeting
9:00 AM — 10:00 AM
The Device and Software Support Advisory Community is open to OHIO students, faculty, and staff who have an interest in device sup...
Wednesday, November 20
Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Community
4:00 PM — 5:00 PM
The Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Community is open to OHIO students, faculty, and staff who have an interest in t...
Tuesday, December 17
Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Community
2:00 PM — 3:00 PM
The Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Community is open to OHIO students, faculty, and staff who have an interest in t...
This change will reduce the volume of unsolicited and sometimes harmful email messages received by OHIO email account holders.
Phishing is the top social attack on businesses, responsible for more than 90% of security breaches. Learn how to identify phishing messages and explore resources designed to help you stay safe.
The program, which involved OHIO Online advisors and faculty, not only improved student outreach but also served as the launchpad for the updated MyOHIO Success Network (MOSN) system.
Cyber attackers utilize social engineering techniques to trick victims into providing sensitive information, granting access to unauthorized areas, devices, or systems and into sending money or other resources for fraudulent purposes.
Earlier this year, Ohio University began an assessment of business processes and technologies in the areas of human resources, finance, and student administration.
The Office of Research and Sponsored Projects and the Grants Accounting office have been diligently testing the proposal and award modules in Cayuse, OHIO's new electronic research administration software.
Cyber attackers take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. Learn how to recognize MFA fatigue attacks and fake login screens so you don’t become a victim to such attacks.
Vendors who responded to the plagiarism detection tool request for proposal (RFP) have been invited to provide demonstrations to the Ohio University community in October.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of cybersecurity.