As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Chapman University, I want to remind everyone in our university community to stay vigilant as we approach the end of the academic and fiscal year. This time of year can be hectic and stressful, making it easier for cyber threats to slip through the cracks. Phishing attacks
As commencement approaches and our students prepare to take their next steps beyond Chapman, we want to acknowledge the excitement of such a big transition. Our goal is to make this process as smooth and supportive as possible, especially when staying connected and accessing essential digital tools. Alumni Email Access Starting with the Class of
To help improve performance, ensure long-term access to older messages, and manage storage more efficiently, the Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) team will begin to enable automatic archive mailboxes on Thursday, May 1st, 2025, for all active faculty and staff. You can expect to see the Archive mailbox within 24 hours. This change is part of our continued
Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) is thrilled to announce the initial release of “PantherAI”, a multi-platform AI portal that facilitates easy access to the latest AI technologies from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and beyond. “PantherAI provides an easy and safe way to use the latest artificial technology tools without signing up for individual paid accounts”, said
Recap of Part 2: Shelby received a suspicious email and reported it to the InfoSec team, who confirmed it was a phishing attempt. Bugsy, on the other hand, received a phishing email and fell for it, compromising his account and computer. That night, while Bugsy slept, alerts were going off in the university’s Security Operations
Welcome to the third episode of IT Insights, our new video series featuring exclusive interviews with experts in Information Systems and Technology (IS&T). This series is designed to create a welcoming space where we can discuss the latest projects, share valuable insights, and highlight the incredible work happening in the world of IS&T at Chapman
Recap of Part 1: Shelby Tortoise and Bugsy Hare were two employees with contrasting approaches to their work and cybersecurity practices. Shelby was diligent and careful, while Bugsy was fast and careless. Both applied for a new management position at the university. One day, as the two of them were waiting for the decision on
Recently, a sophisticated scam involving fake checks has targeted Chapman University students. The scammer poses as a faculty member, such as “Professor Chris Bolduc,” and reaches out to students via text. The email based variant of this scam is detailed on the trending email scams page. Here’s a detailed look at how this scam unfolds
As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for Chapman University, I’d like to share a compelling tale of two employees with contrasting approaches to their work and cybersecurity practices. In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, the story of the turtle and the hare takes on a new meaning. This story highlights the importance of diligence and
As the CISO for Chapman University, I want to highlight the importance of cybersecurity during March. With daylight savings time and spring break upon us, these events bring a change of pace and new opportunities. Still, they also present unique cybersecurity challenges we must be vigilant about. Here’s why maintaining strong cybersecurity practices is crucial