IT Security

Information Technology helps protect the privacy, confidentiality and integrity of Salisbury University resources and data through a combination of technology and awareness.

National Cyber Security Month

SU’s Information Technology Department recognizes and actively participates in this national endeavor to raise information security awareness.  Each week during the month of October, we will share valuable security tips to help you stay secure in cyberspace, covering a variety of topics including phishing and social engineering, mobile device security, social media safety, and malware prevention.

Information security is our shared responsibility, so please join us in our efforts to create a more secure campus community!

• The Basic Steps to Online Safety and Security
• Email Security
  • Mobile Security
  • Phishing Email-What to do if you receive a phishing email
  • Second Chance-Knowbe4 Phishing URL security tool
  • Advanced Threat Protection(ATP)/SafeLinks Email Scan

Virus Protection

• Recommended Anti-malware Programs

Malware, Spyware and Viruses

• Safe Computing Tips
• Malware and Spyware Prevention Guide
• 5 Top Reported Security Scams - infographic on the top five reported security scams and what to do about it.

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