Receive a suspicious email to your JWU email account that looks like it was sent from a @jwu.edu address? Report it here

University issued Devices (Phone, Laptop, Tablet etc.) and USB’s/HDD’s containing University data in them.

Think your computer has been compromised as a result of phishing (slow performance, pop-up ads for anti-virus software, etc)? Contact IT, and reset your JWU account password.

If you have responded to any message of this type, or think your computer has been compromised as a result of phishing (slow performance, pop-up ads for anti-virus software, etc), please contact IT. We will send you a follow-up email with instructions on how to proceed.

And, remember to always reset your JWU password immediately afterwards.

If you think you may have given relevant account information to identity thieves, change the passwords for your personal accounts and call the organizations that maintain those accounts (especially for bank accounts).