Secure Computing

Offerings that provide a secure computing environment for end users. Includes network security, system security, application security, and threat monitoring and management.

Articles (22)

1Password - Creating, Sharing, and Managing Vaults

1Password - Employee FAQ

1Password - Employee General Information and Getting Started

1Password - Linking a Family Account

1Password - Password Managers

1Password - Student Information and Getting Started

1Password - Trusted Devices

Duo - YubiKeys and Duo Hardware Tokens

How to use YubiKeys and Duo hardware tokens as additional methods for two-factor authentication (2FA) with Duo Security.

Email - Spoofing and Imposters

An overview of email spoofing and how attackers use impersonation techniques to deceive recipients into believing emails are from legitimate sources.

Email Encryption

Encryption How-to's

Encryption How-to's

Gateway - Setting up Password Recovery

Infoblox - Using 2-factor authentication

Malware Blocking

Texas A&M University (TAMU) takes a proactive approach to safeguard its information resources from malware threats. The university has implemented comprehensive policies, technologies, and educational efforts to mitigate the risk of malware infections and ensure a secure computing environment.

Malware Tools for Students

Proofpoint

Security - What is Malware?

TAMU-Health Requesting Long-Term Local Administrator Privileges

TAMU-Health Safe Computing Checklist

Tenable - Running Reports

Tips for Creating Passwords

Best practices for creating strong, secure passwords.