| Did you know
the University of Idaho network is "scanned" approximately
450,000 times a day by computer systems outside the university
network? This averages to about 50-60 scans on EVERY computer on
the network EVERY day. Have you ever wondered what steps you can
take to make your computer more secure? November 30th is
Computer Security Awareness Day and the University is
planning a number of activities towards educating all "Netizens"
on the impacts of computer security in the world today.
CSAD 2005 was a success! The
sessions were well attended by students, faculty and staff.
Representatives from LCSC and WSU also attended.
Here are a few photos of the event.
Congratulations go to the three winners of our speaker
evaluation drawing! Each winner received an IBM USB
Fingerprint Scanner from Lenovo. The winners are:Congratulations go to the three winners of our speaker
evaluation drawing! Each winner received an IBM USB
Fingerprint Scanner from Lenovo. The winners are:Congratulations go to the three winners of our speaker
evaluation drawing! Each winner received an IBM USB
Fingerprint Scanner from Lenovo. The winners are:
Janet Snow - Food Science and Toxicology
Debra Rumford - Family and Consumer Sciences
Stan Gotshall - Computer Science Grad Student -
Webmaster Graduate and Professional Student Association
You may also view our FAQ presentations on common security
tasks in Windows:FAQ/Security/officeupdate.htm" target="_parent">Using Office
Update to update Microsoft Office (this functionality is
being incorporated into Microsoft Update Services)
View
security settings in Windows XP through the "Security
Center". This tool allows you to review your Automatic
Updates, Windows Firewall, and Antivirus settings.rus on your system.
For more information about CSAD please contact the ITS Help
Desk at helpdesk@uidaho.edu.
Read more about CSAD on the Today@Idaho web site.
Computer Security Awareness Day is sponsored by:
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