The Critical Importance of Cybersecurity on Campus
As faculty, staff, administrators, and students increasingly rely on digital devices and the Internet for learning, research, and communication, the […]
Information Security
November Cybersecurity Awareness and Black Friday Tips
As the Chief Information Security Officer at Chapman University, I am grateful for the opportunity to reflect on the importance
Safeguarding Our Campus Through Timely Software Updates
It’s so easy to click the “Remind me later” button when a software update notification pops up! However, keeping your
Spotting and Stopping Phishing on Campus
Phishing is a pervasive threat that requires constant awareness. By staying informed, recognizing the signs of phishing, and promptly reporting
The Importance of Using Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
Factor Authentication (2FA)
Creating a Strong Password: A Comprehensive Guide
A strong password is your first line of defense against cyber threats. This blog will explore why strong passwords matter
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is Around the Corner!
As October approaches, the Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) team is excited to announce the start of Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Uniting Chapman for a Secure and Bright Digital Future
Cybersecurity at Chapman University is a collective effort to safeguard our community’s digital landscape. As your Chief Information Security Officer,
Preparing Cybersecurity
Wise: A Guide for University Staff and Faculty
Social Engineering: How To Tell if You Are Being Scammed
Social engineering is the art of manipulating human psychology to gain unauthorized access to buildings, systems, or data. Instead of
Staying Cyber Safe During Summer Vacation
As the summer season approaches, many of us are eagerly planning our vacations. Whether you’re heading to the beach, exploring
Beware of the Butchers: A Guide to the Latest Scams and How to Protect Yourself
As we navigate this era of digital advancement, the sophistication and frequency of online scams are escalating, leading to significant