Phone that's been hacked

Keep your work and personal data separate

It’s October, so you know what that means: a chill in the air, sipping hot tea in your cozy sweater, and becoming skilled in all things cybersecurity! 

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) is back and we’re excited to test your knowledge again and share helpful tips to protect your data. With all the latest news about Social Security hacking, artificial intelligence (AI), and a little...

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Doctor electronically communicating with patient.

Best way to store and share PHI

When creating documents containing Protected Health Information (PHI), remember that ITS offers secure solutions to both store and send data.  

    

Store PHI in Microsoft OneDrive

OneDrive, available in your Microsoft O365 account, is approved for...

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Scams Take Advantage of CrowdStrike-related Windows Outage

The Cornell University community is encouraged to be on high alert for suspicious emails, calls, and in-person contacts purporting to be a vendor working on the widespread Windows outage related to a CrowdStrike bug.

Be aware that bad actors are currently taking advantage of the widespread outage, sending phishing messages while posing as CrowdStrike support staff. These scams may be distributed via social media, email and phone. Each is an attempt...

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