UTSA Office of Information Technology - CyberSecurity Month - October 2007

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National CyberSecurity Month Hosted at UTSA by the Office of Information Technology - Oct. 2007The Office of Information Technology The Univeristy of Texas at San Antonio Office of Information Technology - UTSA

SECURITY SPOTLIGHT

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ATTACHMENTS

Sending an unsuspecting PC owner a virus is easy since most viruses are sent as e-mail attachments.  When the recipient opens the attachment, the virus is launched.

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WORMS&VIRUSES

Computer worms and viruses cause a great deal of damage to computers and networks.  Introducing a worm or virus to a personal computer can cause you to lose important data (including personally identifiable information) or even allow your PC to be controlled by a hacker.

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PASSWORDS

You take precautions to protect your home, your possessions and your loved ones.  Don’t forget to protect your PC.

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IDENTITY THEFT

In 2005, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received over 685,000 complaints dealing with consumer fraud and identity theft.  Consumers reported losses of over $680 million.

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Place Holder GIF DO NOT DELETENational Cybersecurity Awareness Month at UTSA · Oct 2007

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Office of Information Technology - Information Security Office
UTSA

 

 

Report a Security Incident OnlineEmail:

security@utsa.edu

Phone:

210.458.5899 / 210.458.5890

Location:

Physical Plant Building - 1604 Campus

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Report a Security Incident Online!