Your Dean Doesn’t Need Gift Cards (and Other Holiday Scams to Skip)
Thanksgiving week brings unfinished work, shorter schedules, and an inbox full of holiday deals. Black Friday (Nov. 27) and Cyber Monday (Nov. 30) add…
Thanksgiving week brings unfinished work, shorter schedules, and an inbox full of holiday deals. Black Friday (Nov. 27) and Cyber Monday (Nov. 30) add…
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means it is time for the familiar reminders: recognize phishing, use MFA, keep software updated, avoid password…
Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month reminds us that protecting Chapman University’s digital community is a shared responsibility. From safeguarding student records and research data…
As we begin a new academic year, this may feel like an unusual message to hear from me. Usually, back-to-school notes are about passwords,…
Selecting the right software is an important part of supporting teaching, learning, research, and administrative operations at Chapman University. Before submitting a Software and…
Most of us know what to do when a suspicious email shows up: don’t click, don’t reply, and use the Report Phishing button. Then comes the mystery. Does…
We’re thrilled to share that Chapman University’s 2026 Summer Software Showcase, held last week, was a successful day of learning and discovery! The event featured engaging demonstrations and valuable…
As autumn embraces our campus, we welcome Cyber Security Awareness Month, a time to unite and strengthen our digital defenses. Since its inception in…
A quick note from your CISO: the next phishing attempt may not look fake. It may sound familiar! A few years ago, spotting a scam…
This summer, Chapman University staff and faculty are once again invited to explore new ways to work smarter, collaborate more effectively, and stay ahead of the latest technology…
As Chapman’s Chief Information Security Officer, I know summer on campus has its own rhythm: a little more breathing room, a chance to catch…
As the CISO at Chapman, I often hear this understandable response when we notify someone that their credentials appeared in an external data breach: “But…