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From approving system access to supporting employees after security incidents, managers are vital partners in keeping Ohio University data secure.
Whether you’re joining a new team, changing roles or preparing to leave Ohio University, secure access management is essential.
The Seven Core Skills course is available to all Ohio University employees and provides practical guidance for creating more accessible digital content.
Every day, employees handle sensitive information, use multiple systems, and make quick decisions that can either protect or expose university data.
As a first line of defense for keeping your accounts secure, it's important to to create a strong password.
The process of securely erasing data from a device is referred to as sanitizing digital media. This is an important step in the proper handling of sensitive data stored on computers, USB drives, phones, etc.
Business email compromise refers to a type of cyberattack that targets businesses and organizations of all sizes.
In order to help students, faculty and staff with computer and device encryption, Ohio University’s Information Security Office has put together a website filled with information and resources.
The Ohio University Information Security Office is warning the campus community about a growing cyber threat known as a ClickFix scam.
In order to help students faculty and staff develop data management plans, Ohio University’s Information Security Office has put together a website filled with information and resources,
Ohio University’s Information Security Office has put together information to help students, faculty and staff better understand how to properly secure their personal computers.
As virtual meetings continue to play a key role in how students, faculty and staff collaborate, it’s important to take a few simple steps to ensure your meetings stay secure, productive and interruption-free.
Following a thorough review supported by faculty and staff from across Ohio University, the Office of Information Technology is announcing changes to online proctoring software offerings.
Ohio University’s Information Security Office has put together information to help students, faculty and staff better understand social engineering attacks,
Ohio University’s Information Security Office has provided resources to empower students, faculty and staff with the knowledge to identify, report and mitigate these attacks
