As your Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), I want to chat with you about something important: storing passwords in your web browser. When I speak with members of the Chapman Community, I often get asked if storing passwords in your web browser is a good idea. While saving your passwords there might seem very convenient,
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
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
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
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
As we navigate the digital landscape, the security of our information and systems at Chapman University remains a top priority. One of the most effective ways to protect our community from cyber threats is through vigilance and proactive reporting of suspicious activities and emails. As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for Chapman, I want
As we start the new year and a new semester, I am filled with optimism for the opportunities that lie ahead. The start of the new year is always a time for reflection and renewal, and this year is no different. At Chapman University, we are committed to continuing our journey toward excellence in all
Here we are in December. Another semester and year are ending. We are all busy with holiday preparations, parties, and, of course, finals! As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Chapman, I feel it’s my responsibility to assist in trying to keep everyone in the Chapman community cyber-safe during this festive season. Here is
As the Chief Information Security Officer at Chapman University, I am grateful for the opportunity to reflect on the importance of cybersecurity, especially as we approach the end of the year. November is a time of gratitude and reflection, and it also marks the conclusion of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This annual event serves as a
Cybersecurity at Chapman University is a collective effort to safeguard our community’s digital landscape. As your Chief Information Security Officer, I invite each one of you—students, faculty, and staff alike—to join hands with IS&T’s InfoSec team in this critical mission. Together, let’s explore the compelling reasons why cybersecurity is not just a professional mandate but