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Traveling over the holidays? Follow these precautions to protect your data and Rice resources.
Stop and think before clicking on a link or opening an attachment
One of the easiest ways to protect accounts and information is to keep software and applications updated.
Implementing MFA can make you 99% less likely to get hacked.
Cybersecurity seems complex, but key principles are really about people and behaviors.
Beware of spam/aggressive external emails related to retirement benefits
Learn how to recognize a phishing scam and see some of the latest messages that have been sent to members of the Rice community on the Phishing web page.
Updates to operating systems and software often patch vulnerabilities and so help protect your information.
Warning about recent phishing campaigns targeting students regarding job opportunities
Traveling this summer? Follow these precautions to protect your data and Rice resources.
Don't fall for tricks to get your payroll and W2 information
To protect your identity, watch out for email scams asking for your information.
Do not share usernames, passwords or Duo passcodes
Always be on guard for requests for your information, to verify an account, or an urgent demand for action. Can you recognize a phishing scam?
Annual reminder that we all have a role in helping protect the security and privacy of University resources and data.
Alert from the Information Security Office: Phishing Email Targeting Campus Accounts
Learn how to recognize a phishing scam and see some of the latest messages that have been sent to members of the Rice community on the Phishing web page.
Warning about recent phishing campaigns targeting students regarding job opportunities
E-mails forwarded from your Rice account to your personal e-mail account may be blocked from delivery by outside organizations.
Traveling internationally this summer? Follow these precautions to protect your data and Rice resources.
On April 6, Rice Office of Information Technology will enable the additional feature to enhance email security technologies and further protect the campus from email threats.
University Policy 808, Protection of University Data and Information updates and requirements
Recent headlines continue to show increased attacks designed to gain access to our accounts and internal resources, including the private information of members of our community.
Recent news articles have reported a coordinated, crippling ransomware attack against over 20 Texas local government entities. The goal of this attack is likely to hold information hostage and interrupt normal operations unless the attackers are paid.