Do you need to use a computer? There are many options available at the computing labs across K-State’s Manhattan campus: Cardwell Hall Math/Physics Library — Room 105 College of Business Admin. — Rooms: 1052, 1053, 3112, 3114 and 3121 Hale Library — Located on the first, second, third and fourth floors K-State Student Union — First […]
The internet is an incredible tool for learning and sharing information, but it also poses a cybersecurity threat. To prevent hackers from stealing your personal information, K-State uses geolocation to protect accounts from being compromised by using IP information. If any suspicious activity is detected, the user will receive an email notification with recommendations on […]
Kansas State University is committed to maintaining the highest level of cybersecurity for our community. To strengthen our defenses, all devices connecting to K-State’s network must have antivirus software installed and kept updated. CrowdStrike is the antivirus solution for university-owned devices. It is not licensed for personal use. For antivirus protection on personally-owned devices, see […]
Ransomware is malicious software that locks your data or your entire device and demands a ransom to unlock it. Cybercriminals may promise to return your files if you pay, but there’s no guarantee they’ll follow through. How Does It Spread? Ransomware often comes through phishing emails, malicious websites, or infected downloads. You might think you’re […]
CEO fraud is when cybercriminals attempt to impersonate senior executives to deceive employees into transferring funds or sensitive information. These fraudsters target specific employees with personalized emails, usually asking their victims to complete a business activity such as paying a bill. They learn as much as possible about their targets and organization to make the […]