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Cyber Security & Human Factors 鈥 why bias matters锘
Cyber security isn鈥檛 just about firewalls and passwords—it鈥檚 about people. Our decisions, assumptions, and even unconscious biases can shape how secure (or vulnerable) we really are.
Join us on 19 November at 12:00 in IMC004 for the first session in the Human Factors in Computer Systems seminar series: 鈥The Blind Spot in Every Cyber Strategy: Bias as a Silent Adversary in Cybersecurity鈥 with Prof. Ganna Pogrebna, a global expert in behavioural science and cyber security. This event is open to all staff and students - click through to read more and reserve your spot today!
Managing permissions in SharePoint and Teams
Are you confident managing permissions in SharePoint and Teams? Read IDG鈥檚 practical tips for setting, reviewing, and auditing access to protect sensitive data and support collaboration.
Have you received a message that Windows 10 support has ended?
鈦Discover how IDG are managing the transition to Windows 11 and how University-owned devices are being kept secure with Microsoft鈥檚 Extended Security Updates (ESU).
We are upgrading to Windows 11锘
IDG are upgrading University managed devices to Windows 11. Learn about the migration timeline, Windows 10 security updates, and how to check your computer鈥檚 status to prepare for next steps.
Oracle Java update
Do you use Oracle Java programming language and software development platform? Find out about the University-wide licence now in place and what you need to do to keep up to date.
Phishing alert: targeted scam attempt on senior leadership
Following a recent targeted scam attempt, find out more about 'whaling',鈥痑 form of phishing that specifically targets senior leadership or high-profile individuals.
Classification "Internal" will be renamed to "General"
奥别鈥檙别 updating the terminology we use to classify information, to improve compatibility with Microsoft technologies, and enhance information management practices. The classification 鈥業nternal鈥 will be renamed 鈥楪eneral鈥 from 29 September. Find out more.
Working Abroad Information Security Policy
When working abroad, especially in countries with different privacy laws, it鈥檚 key to keep your data and devices secure. Read the Working Abroad Information Security PolicyLink opens in a new window to find out how to protect your information wherever you go.
Updated Information Management and Security Training and Awareness policy
The updated Information Management and Security Training and Awareness policy sets out how training will be delivered to help protect sensitive data, reduce cyber risks, and meet legal requirements. See your responsibilities and how this supports safety and security.