Preparing Cybersecurity
Wise: A Guide for University Staff and Faculty
Information Security
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
Forbes Warns of New Wi-Fi Vulnerability
Fi Vulnerability Affecting All Microsoft Windows Versions
The Long and Short of It: Why Password Length Matters
As a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), my primary goal is safeguarding Chapman University’s digital assets. One of the simplest
Beware of the Latest iPhone Password Reset Scam
Cybercriminals have discovered a method to manipulate what appears to be a glitch in Apple’s password reset function, launching a
Protect Yourself: Recognizing the Manager Impersonation Scam
The age-old tactic of impersonation scams, also known as the Gift Card Scam, is rearing its head once more within
Are you looking for a Job? Read this!
Dear Chapman University students, The Information Systems & Technology (IS&T) team wants to alert you about a sharp increase in
The FBI Sounds the Alarm on the Sextortion Scam
A new and distressing cybercrime known as online sextortion is increasingly targeting teenagers. This crime involves malicious individuals who disguise
New Campus Account Password Requirements
Dear Campus Community, As part of our ongoing commitment to safeguard our campus community’s personal and academic data, we are