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Securing everyone's data and academic work is a top priority for our technology teams across Cornell. 

As we welcome new and returning students this fall semester, we invite you to help us in this mission by reviewing privacy safeguards and tips to avoid phishing scams, learning how to protect your NetID and password, computer, and mobile devices, and staying safe online.  

Defend Your Digital Identity

Help fight phishing and identity fraud attempts. Incidents this year are on the rise.  

  • Never share your NetID password.
  • Use these tips to spot fraudulent emails and report them with PhishAlarm
  • Don’t reveal any sensitive personal information to suspicious, untrusted sources. Not sure if a message really came from Cornell? Check the Verified Cornell Communications (CUWebLogin required).
  • Be especially wary of anyone claiming student loan relief, debt relief, scholarship opportunities, or rental and job offers. The Phish Bowl has examples of fraudulent messages targeting Cornell.

Find more IT security tips and information at itsecurity.cornell.edu.  

Free IT Services for Students

Find answers to all your questions about Cornell’s IT services, including free tools to help you collaborate and stay organized.  

Please note that when you leave Cornell or graduate, you will lose access to certain services such as OneDrive and Google cloud storage.

 


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