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Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University Allen Young Managing Director, Technology Support Shannon Cepica Managing Director, IT Help Central February 23, 2007 Copyright TTU Information Technology Division 2007 This presentation may only be used with permission from the TTU Office of the CIO. To request permission please send an email to [email protected] . If used, proper recognition must be given to the TTU Information Technology Division.

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Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at

Texas Tech University

Allen Young Managing Director, Technology Support

Shannon CepicaManaging Director, IT Help Central

February 23, 2007

Copyright TTU Information Technology Division 2007

This presentation may only be used with permission from the TTU Office of the CIO. To request permission please send an email to [email protected]. If used, proper recognition must be given to the TTU Information Technology Division.

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University

Practices Campaign

http://safecomputing.ttu.edu

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University

Do You Know About…Series Targets a TTU-relevant technology topic (e.g. e-mail scams/hoaxes, file

sharing, identity theft, connecting a new computer to the network (TTUnet), and password security);

Provides safe computing tips and suggestions; and

Offers simple, practical information for addressing IT issues or concerns.

DYKA topics: Educational events Security alerts Mailbox maintenance tips Security practices Software information and updates Computing facilities Virus information and protection

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University

The WYSIWYG Game!

Correctly identify an unsafe computing issue and win a fabulous prize!

C) Fall for this “hook, line and sinker”

This is an example of ______________. The best thing to do is:A) Delete it

B) Click on the link and update all personal information as soon as possible!

Phishing

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This is an example of __________. The best thing to do is:

A) Delete it

B) Click on the link, and send it to all your friends and ask what they think

C) Fry it up and place between two pieces of bread with a nice slice of cheese

Spam

How does your system get a virus?

B) Read your email

C) An infected personsneezes on your computer

A)Open an email attachment from an unknown source.

This is a representation of what type of harmful computer issue? What can it do?

A) Can breach security on your network by replicating itself

B) Crashes into your hard drive and makes it skip while playing music

C) If placed over your computer, protects you from NTVs (network-transmitted viruses)

Trojan Horse

Congratulations!

And thank you for participating!

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University

Building lines of communication

Modes of communication

Fostering successful collaborative outcomes

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing Campaign at Texas Tech University

Importance/Relevance to Other Institutions:

Development of timely and relevant IT Information for both the University and surrounding community

A coordinated, focused campaign to provide education in safe computing practices

Development of persistent lines of communication

Safeguarding the Collaborative Community: The Safe Computing

Campaign at Texas Tech University

Q & A

Copyright TTU Information Technology Division 2007

This presentation may only be used with permission from the TTU Office of the CIO. To request permission please send an email to [email protected]. If used, proper recognition must be given to the TTU Information Technology Division.