Have you ever considered the risks for your privacy when you send an email?

Over the past few months, the Computer Security team and the Identity and Account Management team have started to roll out two-factor authentication (2FA)

“Thank you, folks!” to all of you for helping us keep the Organization secure

In order to make your digital life as comfortable as possible, there are a few things you need to know

Providing computer security for an organisation, company or university resembles playing a permanent game of chess

Clicking on a malicious link or attachment, or disclosing your password in reply to a malignant email or on a fake and nasty CERN Single Sign-On page, are two major attack vectors for the evil side to infiltrate CERN

The Zebra Scientific Alliance has been compromised; hit hard by an attacker. Zebra’s IT experts and computer emergency response teams are on the prowl, trying to get to the bottom of the malicious deeds

We have repeatedly published articles on “phishing” and the risks when browsing the web or opening emails. STOP – THINK – DON’T CLICK is still the mantra to follow

The ultimate silver bullet to protect your account, computer and data is using a sufficiently complex and unique password combined with a second-factor token

When receiving an email, please don’t rely on the supposed sender. Rely on the overall package

Clicking on the wrong malicious link or attachment, or disclosing your password in reply to a malicious email or on a fake and nasty CERN single sign-on page, are two major attack vectors for the evil side to infiltrate CERN