Phishing and Social Engineering - Protecting Yourself and UBC

Phishing and Social Engineering: Protecting Yourself and UBC

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Hidden Signals, Shared Risks 

Explore how small, everyday details can add up to real privacy and security risks.

What Makes Your UBC Account a Target for Attackers

What Makes Your UBC Account a Target for Attackers?

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Recycling Passwords - Why We Keep Doing It — And How to Stop

Why We Keep Recycling Passwords

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The Evolution of Identity Theft - From Financial Fraud to Data Exploitation

The Evolution of Identity Theft

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UBC IT Enterprise Services Status Page

Find current information about the status of UBC's enterprise services.

 

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Why Does Privacy Matter?

In our information-sharing world, vigilance regarding privacy and information security is essential. At UBC, we safeguard a vast amount of personal data, and this responsibility extends to everyone. Fortunately, simple steps towards online security can significantly improve data protection, both personally and within UBC.

Fundamentals Training
Privacy Impact Assessments
Compliance Support Program

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Encryption

The most effective way to keep your information secure.

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Phishing

Avoid being a victim of cybercriminals.

Privacy Matters @ UBC

Safety & Risk Services | 2389 Health Sciences Mall
University Counsel | 6328 Memorial Road,
UBC Cybersecurity | 6356 Agricultural Road
E-mail privacy.matters@ubc.ca

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