Office of Information Security (OIS)

Our Mission

Develop a security focused workforce, comply with all applicable laws and policies, and protect the University’s data and information resources.

FAQs

LOOK AT THE FROM LINE
In Outlook, emails should show just the sender's name, (EX: From: Jane Doe)

Emails from the Internet show the sender's email address, (EX: From: Jane Doe <sexyboy@gmail.com>)
If the email came over the Internet and the sender's name and address don't match, it's most likely a phish.
SENSE OF URGENCY: Phishes often say you must do something right now, that the sender is in a very important meeting and can't talk or text.
ODD ENGLISH: Phishes typically have erratic capitalization, grammatical errors, and bizarre word choices.
TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE: There are no jobs out there that pay you $500 a week to do occasional errands.

Policy Documents

Quick Links

Generals Security Spot Blog Social Media Privacy Advisories How to self report a phish. International Travel Security Alerts Security Awareness Additional Useful Links Prohibited Technologies Plan

Office of Information Security (OIS)

Our Mission

FAQs

What is DUO?

What is Phishing?

How do I know if an email is a phish?

How do I share my Calendar and Secondary Mailbox with someone?

How do I reset my admin password?

How do I use OneDrive?

How do I purchase new software?

Policy Documents