Phishing occurs when criminals try to get us to open harmful links, emails or attachments that could request our personal information or infect our devices. Phishing messages or “bait” usually come in the form of an email, text, direct message on social media or phone call. These messages are often designed to look like they come from a trusted person or organisation, to get us to respond.
The good news is we can avoid the phish hook!
Check out these tips to keep your account secure.
Security awareness and training will become part of a continuous effort, but your vigilance remains our best protection. Be vigilant to safeguard yourself, our colleagues and our university against phishing attacks.
Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility. Towards a more secure SU!
