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Why Reporting Suspicious Cyber Activity is Everyone's Responsibility: Insights from Yale's CISO Jeremy Rosenberg
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Do you know that everyone at Yale University has a role to play in keeping Yale data and systems safe?
In today's episode, we welcome back Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Jeremy Rosenberg.
He reminds us that a simple action we can take is to report suspicious or unusual cyber activity right away - it's everyone's responsibility.
Listen to this episode to get the insider scoop on incident reporting from Jeremy.
In today's episode, we welcome back Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Jeremy Rosenberg.
He reminds us that a simple action we can take is to report suspicious or unusual cyber activity right away - it's everyone's responsibility.
Listen to this episode to get the insider scoop on incident reporting from Jeremy.
You'll learn:
▶️ The most common cyber threats at the university and the impact of AI
▶️ Why reporting unusual activity helps thwart bigger issues
▶️ Why we have to assume that incidents are urgent even when we're not sure
▶️ What happens when you report a phish using the button in Microsoft Outlook
▶️ What to say/do should you be involved in an incident
Plus our buzzword of the day - "malware"
And lots of other insights, information and inspiration to protect the confidentiality, availability and integrity of Yale data and systems.
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Calls to Action:
Ready to build your cyber muscles, outsmart cybercriminals and hone your incident reporting skills?
Here are several simple actions you can take:
▶️ The most common cyber threats at the university and the impact of AI
▶️ Why reporting unusual activity helps thwart bigger issues
▶️ Why we have to assume that incidents are urgent even when we're not sure
▶️ What happens when you report a phish using the button in Microsoft Outlook
▶️ What to say/do should you be involved in an incident
Plus our buzzword of the day - "malware"
And lots of other insights, information and inspiration to protect the confidentiality, availability and integrity of Yale data and systems.
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Calls to Action:
Ready to build your cyber muscles, outsmart cybercriminals and hone your incident reporting skills?
Here are several simple actions you can take:
- Read Jeremy's April message about the Bee SAFE, Not Sorry campaign and what you can do.
- Review Yale's Report an Incident page about how to report suspicious behavior.
- Register for Bee SAFE, Not Sorry events in April and May.
- Complete our Bee SAFE, Not Sorry puzzle to build incident reporting awareness. Submit your answer by May 31 for the chance to win a prize pack.
Learn more about Yale Cybersecurity Awareness at cybersecurity.yale.edu/awareness
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