As a part of the Institute’s Security Awareness, Training, and Education program, monthly e-newsletters with tips and advice dealing with IT security issues are sent to all UTIA employees. Each month the UTIA CISO will use the e-newsletter to feature current threats, e.g., spear phishing, as well as reminders, like not sharing passwords, updates to policies or procedures, and general IT security information. These e-newsletters help keep us all aware of security matters while also educating us on what to look for and how to report problems. This page contains the last 12 e-newsletters, as well as the topics covered in each. Newsletters beyond the past 12 months are found in the Knowledge Base under the Security Awareness category.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 08/29/2024
This news brief tells about two current threats, gives important reminders, and includes a question for Ask you CISO.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 08/14/2024
This news brief details information about the required annual security awareness training.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 08/01/2024
This news brief contains information about one current non-threat, two current threats, and important information about a required form for IT purchasing.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 07/24/2024
This news brief tells you about a legitimate email from ITS, a current and ongoing threat, and some very important information about MS Intune.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 07/17/2024
This news brief tells about a current survey that is legitimate and a email that is not! It also reminds you of the requirements for logins.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 06/27/2024
This news brief has information about a student loan forgiveness scam. It also includes important information about Duo, restarting computers, and reporting email scams.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 06/05/2024
This news brief tells you about two new versions of continuing scams. It also tells you about some new UT security initiatives, as well as reminds you of proper cyber hygiene when traveling.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 05/30/2024
This news brief tells you about a new version of an ongoing threat. It also tells you what you need to know about the fake Microsoft alert popups.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 05/15/2024
This news brief lets you know about an emergency update released for Google Chrome.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 05/09/2024
This news brief includes information about two current threats, reporting cybercrime, the Acceptable Use Plan, and Duo push alerts. It also includes a question about surveys for Ask Your CISO.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 05/01/2024
This news brief reminds you of a current non-threat that we receive annually. It also reminds you of a couple of current threats that just keep coming.
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This Week’s Cybersecurity News, 04/24/2024
This news brief reminds you of several very important things to do to protect you and the Institute from cyberattacks.