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Don't get caught by a Phishing scam
October 03, 2022
Phishing is the theme of this year’s Cyber Security Awareness Month; an internationally recognized campaign held in October and highlights the importance of information security. Over the next month, SFU’s new Information Security Services (INFOSEC) department will be providing you with simple steps you can take to protect your information and bring awareness to various types of cybercrime.
October 13, 2022
October 06, 2022
Cyber Security Awareness Month Resources
- Information Security at SFU
- Remote work and how to stay safely connected from home
- Multi-Factor Authorization (MFA)
- Get Cyber Safe, Cyber Security Awareness Month - Federal Campaign