Secure IT

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Welcome to the SecureIT webpage.

We provide information and advice on secure computing practices so that you can be safe online while at the University.

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Cyber security self-evaluation quiz

Take this self-evaluation quiz and find some resources that will help you keep learning about ways to protect yourself and our university. 

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Online cyber security training modules

Access mandatory training and additional online modules to learn more about cyber security threats. 

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Live courses

We offer practical workshops and informative webinars that look at ways we can protect ourselves and our university from cyber threats.

Password & account security

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Email security

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Incident response

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Protecting my data

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Wifi security

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Protecting my devices

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Being safe when shopping online

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Online security while travelling

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Social media and privacy

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  • Help! I've been scammed! What do I do?

    First, take a deep breath. You are only human and it could happen to anyone. 

    Contact 

    • Contact your bank or financial institution. If any money or banking details have been exchanged, let your financial institution know immediately.  

    • Let others know about your scam. Contact your friends, family members, or colleagues to warn them about the scam. 

    • Contact ITDS Service Desk on +61 8 8313 3000 to report compromise of university credentials

    Recover 

    • If you suspect that your identity may have been stolen, you can: 

    Report 

  • Help! I’ve been phished! What do I do?

    Some phishing emails can be very sophisticated and it is easy to be tricked. If you do fall victim to this cyber crime, follow these steps: 

    Remove 

    • Phishing emails may contain malware. If you have opened any links or even previewed the email, this malware can infect your computer and any network the computer is connected to.  

    • Removing from the network could involve disconnecting from wired networks, turning off wifi or putting the device into ‘airplane’ model.  

    Recover 

    • Change all your passwords. Consider using a password manager.   

    Report