By Christina Bonds Shopping, surfing, banking, gaming, and connecting Internet of Things devices such as toasters and refrigerators are some of the many actions performed each minute in cyberspace. These common everyday activities carry the cyber threats of social engineering to gain unauthorized access to data, identity theft, bullying, location tracking, and phishing, to name […]
Update: Telephone Issues
The telephone issues that Campus Support are experiencing also affect Ozark and Public Safety. This service interruption is due to an issue with our provider. They have been contacted, and we have no ETA on when it will be repaired. If you are having an issue to report to Campus Support, please email campussupport@atu.edu. Please […]
Keeping Tabs on Mobile Devices
by Linda Ludwig Published: Monday, December 17, 2018 With an increasing amount of sensitive data being stored on personal devices, the value and mobility of smartphones, tablets, and laptops make them appealing and easy targets. These simple tips will help you be prepared in case your mobile device is stolen or misplaced. Encrypt sensitive information. […]
2FA—Control in the Palm of Your Hand
by Sandy Silk Wouldn’t it be nice if your accounts could let you know when someone new is trying to get into them? Even better, wouldn’t it be terrific to make a stolen password useless to others? Were you tricked into revealing your password through a phishing scam? Rest easy, your account is safe! That’s […]
Whaling, SMiShing, and Vishing…Oh My!
Cybercriminals use types of social engineering—manipulating people into doing what they want—as the most common way to steal information and money. Social engineering is at the heart of all types of phishing attacks—those conducted via email, SMS, and phone calls. Technology makes these sorts of attacks easy and very low risk for the attacker. Make […]