Security
Sheridan is committed to providing users with a safe and secure computing environment that protects Sheridan's electronic resources and the privacy of individuals.
Security Services
Abuse Reporting and Investigations
Sheridan community members are encouraged to report any complaints or concerns about abuse related to information resources, malware infections, or other violations of Sheridan's Acceptable Use Policy.
Security Consultations
Information Security can provide employee users around the College with guidance regarding security architecture and consultations about security best practices.
Security Scanning
Sheridan employees who manage or support a network server(s) can request a security scan to help identify any system vulnerabilities.
Security Alerts
Notifications to the campus community regarding information security related threats will be available from this page. Notifications can be about specific phishing scams, virus and malware warnings, and other threats that could compromise information security at Sheridan.
- Phishing Alert: UNICEF Internship Program [June 11, 2021]
- Phishing Alert: Sheridan Workplace Document for Review" [June 11, 2021]
- Phishing Alert: "Information Central." "Web Central." "Sychronization Required" [May 20, 2021]
- Phishing Alert: "Email Synchronization Failure" [April 14, 2021]
- Phishing Alert: Fake Message for Job Placement and Student Services [Jan. 6, 2020]
- Phishing Alert: Another Fake Message from Janet Morrison [Aug. 30, 2019]
- Phishing Alert: Fake Message from Janet Morrison [June 26, 2019]
- Beware of Malicious Voicemail Emails in Circulation [February 5, 2018]
- 'WannaCrypt' Ransomware: Protect Yourself [May 15, 2017]
- Fake Parking Ticket Phishing Email [May 4, 2017]
- Beware of Unexpected Email with Password Protected Attachments [Mar. 1, 2017]
- Phishing Message: Secure Message from Jeff Zabudsky [Nov. 3, 2016]
Security Resources
- Watch Out for Office 365 Phishing Scams [April 21, 2021]
- Package Delivery Scams Deliver Nothing but Trouble [April 12, 2021]
- Fake Coronavirus Communications [April 6, 2021]
- Ransomware - One Wrong Click Can Be Costly
- Basics of Phishing: Attention to Details
- Think before Clicking
- Tips for Spotting a Bad Attachment
- Phish Alert: Outlook plugin for reporting suspicious email
- Cybersecurity Training for Sheridan Employees
- Tips for Keeping Secure while Working Remotely
- Death & Teaxes: Be Wary of the Latest Phishing Attacks
- Recycling & Sharing: Not When it Comes to Passwords
- Trust Your Gut, Not "Your Boss" - Beware of Spear Phishing
- Tax Time is Looming – Beware of Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) Scams
- Beware of the Unicorn…Phishing Emails & Display Name Spoofing
- Lock It or Lose It
- The Risks of Using One Password for Everything
- Secure Your Phone: Keep Personal Information Personal
- Always be Careful with Email Attachments
- Antivirus Software
- Best Practices for Backing up Data
- Email Spam and Virus Filters
- Laptop Encryption
- Phishing Messages – Don't Get Hooked
- Preventing Spyware, Adware, Viruses and Other Internet Nasties
- What to Do if You Have a Computer Virus
Need help? Click or call.The IT Service Desk: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m., Monday - Friday |
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