Cybersecurity Readiness for the New Academic Year
A Message from the Office of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Information Security
The Dangers of Password Reuse
As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Chapman University, my July blog post is a fictional story about the
Why Storing Passwords in a Web Browser Is Risky
As your Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), I want to chat with you about something important: storing passwords in your
Cybersecurity Tips for the End of the Academic and Financial Year
As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Chapman University, I want to remind everyone in our university community to
Cybersecurity Through the Eyes of the Turtle and the Hare
Part 3: The Consequences
Cybersecurity Through the Eyes of the Turtle and the Hare
Part 2: The Suspicious Emails
Beware of Fake Check Scams Targeting Students
Recently, a sophisticated scam involving fake checks has targeted Chapman University students. The scammer poses as a faculty member, such
Cybersecurity Through the Eyes of the Turtle and the Hare. A 3
Part Story – Part 1: The Tale of Two Employees
Cybersecurity Awareness: Daylight Savings and Spring Break
As the CISO for Chapman University, I want to highlight the importance of cybersecurity during March. With daylight savings time
Annual Password Reset Reminders Are Coming Soon
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining the security of our systems, the Information Sytems and Technology team (IS&T)
The Importance of Reporting Suspicious Cyber Activities and Emails
As we navigate the digital landscape, the security of our information and systems at Chapman University remains a top priority.
Understanding AiTM Phishing Attacks
A Guide for Regular Users