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Message from the CISO: A more secure Yale starts with each of us

Read the address from Yale's Chief Information Security Officer and how a more secure Yale starts with each of us.

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May 07

How Would You Hack Me?

May 07, 2025 at 12:00pm-1:00pm
Hosted by Yale Information Security Policy & Awareness Team

Ever wondered how a cybercriminal might target you? It's time to turn the tables and learn to social engineer yourself - before the real attackers do.

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April Cybersecurity Awareness Tip: Simple steps to protect your identity

April 2025

How vulnerable is your digital footprint to cyber threats? Discover how simple actions like using strong passwords helps protect your identity.

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May 22

Spring Training Trivia

May 22, 2025 at 12:00pm-1:00pm
Hosted by Yale Information Security Policy & Awareness Team

Join us for a thrilling cybersecurity trivia challenge. We'll be throwing you some fastballs while suggesting valuable plays and strategies to protect yourself from getting tagged-out by online scams.

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Secure Your Holiday Shopping Cart

The holiday season is a time of joy, cheer, and unfortunately, increased cybercrime. Watch our video with cyber news reporter Kerry Tomlinson where we’ll delve into the latest online shopping scams and explore strategies to safeguard your digital life.

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Insider Threats: How not to become one by accident

Watch as cyber news reporter Kerry Tomlinson discusses notorious insider threat cases, shows you how criminals will try to recruit you to do an inside job, and how you can avoid becoming an insider threat by mistake.

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Cyber Actors: Who Wants Your Data and Why

Do you know what happens when cybercriminals get a hold of your data? Or why they even want it in the first place? It’s for more reasons than you may think. Get the lowdown from Asha Rangappa, Assistant Dean and Senior Lecturer at the Jackson School of Global Affairs and a former FBI agent.