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McMaster Cyber Security Resources

We all have a role to play in keeping information secure at McMaster. Your responsibilities as a member of the extended IT Security team are to Identify, Report and Delete. Report known or suspected malicious emails to: is-spam@mcmaster.ca.

It has become increasingly important for all members of the McMaster community to be extra vigilant in protecting their credentials. In a way, we are all members of the McMaster IT Security team let’s do an amazing job together! This page is your one-stop resource for all cyber security training resources, information and updates as the campus works remotely. 

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McMaster Phishing Alerts Learn More

Please see recent malicious emails that are circulating in the community. Please keep an eye out for these communications and report them to is-spam@mcmaster.ca. For other recent examples, please join the “Phishing Awareness at McMaster” group on Microsoft Teams. Always remember to Identify, Report, and Delete.

We all have a role to play Learn More

Learn more about your cyber security responsibilities as you work from home

Cyber security checklist Learn More

A checklist to help you secure your work from home environment and avoid cyber attacks. 

Join the McMaster Cyber Security Squad Learn More

You can help protect our online environment by joining the Marauder Cybersecurity Squad  as a cyber security champion.

Learn how to spot malicious emails Learn More

Help us keep our online environment safe and learn how to spot phishing, malicious software & more!

Data storage tips and tricks Learn More

Learn how to store your data safely by following the McMaster Document Storage Guidelines

Recommended service for added malware protection Learn More

The Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) has launched a service that offers additional protection against malware and phishing threats for those working from home.