Known Security Incidents
The posters in the links above are published on the SANS Securing the Human website. For regular updates and/or reminders about ways to protect yourself online, sign up for the SANS monthly OUCH! newslestter. Also, you can sign up for KnowBe4's CyberHeistNews.
UNA subscribes to SANS Securing the Human Security Awareness Training for employees. For more information about this program, visit the UNA Human Resources Forms and Links page.
Other helpful tips:
IRS: Protect Personal, Financial, Tax Info and Computers
Prevent compromising pictures of you from being online
Protect yourself from online scams
Online shopping safety tips
Create a secure password you'll remember
Tips for spotting a phishing email
For more about information security in general, check out the following resources:
- National Cyber Security Alliance Website
- SANS Security Awareness Tip of the Day
- SANS Security Awareness Newsletters
- SANS Securing the Human Video of the Month
- FCC Guide: How to Protect Yourself Online
- Federal Government Guide: OnGuard Online
- AARP's Protecting Yourself Online for Dummies
- ConnectSafely's Tips for Smart Cellphone Use
- CallerSmart's Parents Guide to Cell Phone Safety
- KnowBe4 Newsletter CyberHeistNews
Information Security in the Headlines
- March 2018 - Facebook breach
- March 2018 - New details in the 2017 Equifax breach
- May 2017 - What is ransomware? A Guide to the global cyberattack's scary method
- April 2017 - Easter Holiday Phishing Scams and Malware Campaigns
- March 2017 - Don't let this new Windows Tech Support scam fool you
- February 2017 - Dangerous new Mac ransomware targets software pirates
Suspect your information has been compromised?
If your computer has been seriously infected with malware and you are concerned about your credit card number, banking information, social security number, or other personal information, check out PrivacyRights.org's How to Deal with a Security Breach.