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Awareness Programs

OCIS produces a variety of public education materials for campus, including posters, bookmarks and articles, to help users understand safe computing best practices. Events, such as October Cyber Security Awarness Month and Lockdown, further promote these principles and provide hands-on learning opportunities. Many of these resources are available at no charge. Contact Meg McCall to request materials for your department.

• Protect Your Identity/Anti-phishing Campaign
• Campus Mass Email: Guidelines for Avoiding the Appearance of Phishing
• 2007/2008 Security Awareness Campaign
• 2005/2006 Security Awareness Campaign
• 2004 Security Awareness Campaign
• Social Networking
• Copyright Infringement
• Cyber Security Awareness Month

Additional Resources

• Creating Strong Passwords (.swf)

Training

Authorized Agent Training is available at no cost through Professional Techical Education. The class familiarizes University network personnel with the standards, hardware and software tools of the 21st Century Network.

Security Classes are periodically offered to individuals through Professtional Technical Education. These low-cost classes offer hands-on training.

Lockdown is an annual one-day event for IT personnel to learn the latest trends in information security.