Windows 11 is here: what you need to know
All Deakin computers in the library and study spaces on campus will be upgraded to Windows 11.
Scam alert: Don’t be a money mule!
The Australian Federal Police have reached out to ask students to be on guard for, and avoid getting involved in, money mule recruitment scams.
Keep your passwords and devices safe from cybercriminals and malware with this advice!
Follow these tips and remaining cautious to help minimise the risk of your devices being compromised by malware.
This Cyber Security Awareness Month, intern Alessandra tells us how to stay safe online
Being aware of cyber security helps protect us from cyber threats like hacking or identity theft.
Malware security alert! What you need to know
Cyber Security has identified an incident where the usernames and passwords of a small number of current students and staff have been compromised.
This Scams Awareness Week: find out how to report and share your scam stories to help others avoid being scammed
Learn how to report scams when using popular digital and social media services.
These password dos and don’ts can help keep the cybercriminals at bay!
With cyber attacks happening more and more often, it’s more important than ever to have strong passwords protecting your online accounts.
Watch out for this fee payment scam currently targeting students!
These scams are designed to take your money in a dishonest way, leaving your university fees unpaid. See how to avoid these scams (and what to do if you do get caught by one).
Power up your privacy to protect your personal information from cybercriminals
This Privacy Awareness Week, find out how to better secure your personal information and protect yourself from cybercriminals.
Don’t get caught out by these scams!
Scammers are getting increasingly clever in their bids to steal our information. See how you can avoid these types of scams (and what to do if you do get caught by one).
These password dos and don’ts can help keep the cybercriminals at bay!
With cyber attacks happening more and more often, it’s more important than ever to have strong passwords protecting your online accounts.
Join ‘together for a better internet’ this Safer Internet Day
Our online behaviour has consequences. This Safer Internet Day, learn more about how you can help us ensure our online spaces are safe and supportive for all participants.