Skip to main content

Cornell University

Content (40)

Cybercriminals work year-round to steal personal and financial information, but they are busier than ever during the holiday season. From November through December, many people take advantage of online shopping and travel services. As these activities increase, so do the notifications and emails…
The Trivia Game Show planned for October's SIG has been rescheduled for November 12, 2025.Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting for the game show and several…
This October we hope you learned some of the simple but powerful actions you can take to Stay Safe Online. In case you missed it, take a few minutes now to learn all about:
A new scam is popping up in inboxes disguised as an official LastPass email. Be wary of official-looking LastPass emails telling you that your account has been compromised, or that you need to download a “security patch” to regain access to your account.
Student employees will be enrolled in ITSO 102 FY25 Cybersecurity Training and Attestation on October 16. This is the same course that all faculty and staff are required to complete annually. Students who are not employed by Cornell do not need to take the course.The course has three parts:  
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.
A Message from Robert Edamala, Chief Information Security OfficerGreetings,It’s that time of year! October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), an annual campaign to share helpful resources everyone needs to stay safe and secure online.In today’s digital world, cybersecurity isn’t…
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting. This month's meeting is a special in-person gathering.August Agenda:Ice Cream SocialWednesday, August 13, 2025, …
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.July Agenda:News from the Front! - BillWhat's new from IDM - Muhammad ArifState of AI at Cornell - Ayham BoucherThe IT…
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.June Agenda:News from the Front! - BillOpen ForumThe IT Security SIG meets via Zoom on the second Wednesday of each…
College students are being targeted in a new scam that lures them in with the promise of tickets to sports or concert events and leaves them empty-handed. If you fall for their tricks, the scammers not only get your money but they also steal your identity. The university’s Division of Public Safety…
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.March Agenda:News from the Front! - BillWhat's new at IDM - Moe ArifWISP Update - Meryl Bursic, and Tim Bradish …
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.February's Agenda includes:
For over a decade, Tim Bradish has helped shield and strengthen Cornell services and systems against attack. In a spotlight story on the Human Resources (HR) home page, the associate chief information security officer attributed his team’s success to their interest in working with each other and…
AI meeting assistants or “bots” can be used for monitoring, summarizing, and recording virtual meetings. They are powerful tools for the purposes of accessibility and convenience but should also be used with caution. Whenever AI is involved, you should know how its use could impact your privacy and…

At Cornell we value your privacy. To view
our university's privacy practices, including
information use and third parties, visit University Privacy.