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How Hackers Try to Trick You
As cyber-attacks continue to become more sophisticated, University of Maine System (UMS) employees need to be vigilant and aware of the multitude of ways hackers can gain access to sensitive information. From phishing schemes to deep fakes, cybercriminals are constantly evolving their methods
End of Year Phishing Advisory and Welcome Message
Announcing the UMS Information Security Advisory Google Group. The purpose of the group is to provide timely security advisories and important reminders
Cybersecurity Awareness: Social Engineering
Social Engineering is the name for a group of fraudulent activities that manipulate people into divulging personal information to dubious individuals or groups. The information is then used for criminal acts, causing a variety of difficulties for the victims. Although phishing is the most widely publicized, there are a number of ways these bad actors can psychologically manipulate us
Multi-Factor Authentication will be required for 2025
As part of our ongoing commitment to protecting the security and integrity of the University of Maine System’s (UMS) data and resources, we are requiring Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for all faculty and staff beginning January 1, 2025
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