In a world that’s built on technology, nothing is more important than security. Your small actions make a big difference for your security, both at home and at Johnson & Wales University.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This year’s theme is: Secure our campus, secure our world.
JWU is committed to helping faculty, staff and students stay safe online and protect university data.As our personal and professional lives have taken residence online, it has become more important than ever to learn how to keep our data protected. With new scams and threats appearing every day, it’s important to stay informed and prepared.
Throughout the month, the Information Security Service (ISS) team will be providing a variety of tips and tools to help you protect not just yourself, but the entire JWU community.
Keep an eye out for our upcoming communications as we share valuable information and best practices to empower you against online threats, as Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility. If you have any doubts about an email forward it to phishing@jwu.edu and our team can investigate the email.
Nicholas M. Tella, MPA, CISM, CRISC
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Information
Information Security Services (ISS) aims to facilitate and further the Mission and Guiding Principles of the University while maximizing the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the JWU’s distributed information technology assets, systems, networks, and data.
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Don’t be Quick to Click…beware of the emails that intend to steal your valuable information |
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Feel there’s something odd in the email or your account? Please report the incident and our team of experts will take a look at it for you. |
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