Protecting Kalamazoo College’s confidential information systems requires a comprehensive approach. Everyone who has access to information has a role to play in keeping that information secure.
Viruses and Spyware
- Computer Virus Policy
Information Security Training
- Training
- Questions
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- About MFA
- MFA Implementation & Set-Up
- MFA Troubleshooting
Security-related Announcements
Cybersecurity Tip: Don’t Fall for Phishing!
Hackers use convincing bait to try to get you hooked. Don’t fall for it! Learn how to recognize a phish and what to do with it. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SecureOurWorld
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Cybersecurity Tip: Keep your software updated
Let automatic software updates do the heavy lifting for you. It’s that easy – by keeping your technology up-to-date, you’re getting the best security available! Learn more CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SecureOurWorld
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Cybersecurity Tip: Multifactor Authentication
Your password may be strong, but your password + multi-factor authentication is stronger. Learn more here CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SecureOurWorld
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Cybersecurity Tip: Strong Passwords
Making 50 copies of your house key is probably overkill. Using the same password 50 times is also a bad idea. Use passwords that are strong, long, unique, and random for each site or account. That is the best way to keep your accounts secure. Learn more at staysafeonline.org #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #SecureOurWorld
Cybersecurity Tip: Password Managers
Using the same password for everything might be easy to remember, but it’s also easy to hack. Storing multiple passwords in one password manager is stronger and more secure. Make the one password you have to remember the password to your vault. Store hundreds of different passwords in a password manager and make it easy…
It’s that time of year!
It’s Cybersecurity Month! That means it’s that time of year again to help your roommate update their phone and let your Facebook friends know not to accept the request from your buddy’s “new” profile. Learn more about #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth and how you can #SecureOurWorld at CISA.gov