Security
As a custodian of institutional information, you are responsible for the Cornell data sent, stored, or shared on the information technology (IT) software, services, and devices -- whether personally owned or university-owned -- that you use. This responsibility includes choosing appropriate...Read more
The next meeting of the IT Security SIG is Wednesday, March 13, 2019 from 10:30am-noon in Weill 221. The IT Security SIG is sponsored by the Cornell IT Security Office.Read more
Taking your laptop or mobile device when you travel significantly increases the possibility of data and identity theft. If you are traveling to high-risk countries or countries with technological restrictions, a free travel...Read more
How can Cornell help you protect your computer in the face of mounting online threats? With Certified Desktop , CIT is working with your department’s IT staff to make your computer safer.
Certified Desktop is...Read moreIt will soon be possible to add the extra security of Cornell Two-Step Login to a Cornell Office 365 account.Read more
Suggestions for using the cloud safely.Read more
National Consumer Protection Week begins March 4, 2018.Read more
Tax-related identity theft is the most common form of identity theft reported in the U.S. As the IRS has greatly increased its scrutiny of refunds to identify signs of theft, criminals have changed to a new, quickly growing scam. Learn how to protect yourself and recognize the signs of fraud...Read more