Security Awareness

  • The Internet is part of everyone’s life, every day. We use the Internet at work, home, for enjoyment, and to connect with those close to us.

    However, being constantly connected brings increased risk of theft, fraud, and abuse. No country, industry, community, or individual is immune to cyber risks. As a nation, we face constant cyber threats against our critical infrastructure and economy. As individuals, cybersecurity risks can threaten our finances, identity, and privacy. Since our way of life depends on critical infrastructure and the digital technology that operates it, cybersecurity is one of our country’s most important national security priorities, and we each have a role to play—cybersecurity is a shared responsibility.
     
     

     Security Policies / Procedures

     Policies

    • 7540.04      - Staff Network and Internet Acceptable Use and Safety
    • 7542           - Access From Personally-Owned Computers and/or Other Web-Enabled Devices
    • 7543           - Utilization of the District's Website and Remote Access to the District's Network

    Procedures

    • 7530a         - Security of User Access to District Technology Resources
    • 7540.02      - Website Guidelines
    • 7540.05      - Proper Use of E-mail Account - Rules of Conduct
    • 7540.05a    - Electronic Mail
    • 7540.09      - Computer Operating and Security Guidelines (Computer Use Manual)
    • 7540.10      - Security of User Access to District Business Systems
    • 7542           - Computer Use by Non-Employees

MFA Reset Guide

Security Awareness Videos

    CyberSecurity Announcements

    Ouch! Security Newsletters

    • Top 5 Practices

      How do you practice CyberSecurity?

       Security Graph

    Stop.Think. Connect.

    Stop.Think.Connect. Resource Guide
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    Security Resources

    • You Are A Target

      This poster identifies and explains different ways cyber criminals can make money from a hacked computer. This helps ordinary computer users understand why they are a target and how they are worth money. This is an excellent resource to actively engage people in your awareness program. This poster is based on the original work of Brian Krebs.
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    • Don't Get Hooked

      This poster teaches people how to identify phishing and spear phishing emails. It provides an example of a common phishing email and the most common indicators that it is an attack. This poster was created as a community project based on input from numerous individuals and organizations.
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    • Internet Security Guide for Kids

      This presentation is for parents to present to children in grades K-5 on how they can safely use the Internet. The information here is similar to the lessons learned in Securing Your Kids, but presented in a graphical, kid-friendly manner. You are free to use this presentation for any community projects that help kids. 
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    Security Handouts

    • STC Bookmark

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    • STC Brochure

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    • STC Campaign Factsheet

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    • STC Posters (Zip)

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    CyberSecurity Sites

    Last Modified on July 31, 2024