Welcome back, students! We understand that starting a new semester will be hectic, so we’ve assembled key resources to assist with your security needs. Check out our curated list of advice and guidance to get you started.
Device security is essential for protecting your privacy and data. Top-notch device security involves using features built into your devices, such as setting a passcode, adjusting privacy settings, and protecting the device’s physical security. Protect your devices and data using the strategies in the how-to guides below.
- Protect your device with a passcode, fingerprint, or facial scan for your lock screen.
- Set Auto-Lock for your screen during inactivity.
- Back up your files.
- Turn on automatic security updates.
- Set up “Find My” for lost devices.
- Report lost device
Phishing is a tactic criminals use to steal private information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or Social Security Numbers. Learn more about phishing to protect yourself.
Protect yourself and your sensitive information while away from campus by following university guidelines and advice on securing your data and devices during travel.
- Newsletter/Blog
- Keep on top of the most recent information security news, from cybersecurity awareness month competitions to current events on information security.
- Alerts
- Learn about recent scams and new features to protect yourself from cybercriminals.
- Don’t hesitate to contact the Office of Information Security with any questions or concerns. We’re here to help you focus on your coursework and research without being interrupted by cybercriminals.
- infosec@wustl.edu
- 314-747-2955