Northern Arizona University is committed to preserving the availability,
confidentiality, and integrity of its information resources while also
preserving and nurturing the open, information-sharing requirements of its
academic culture.
As a member of the Northern Arizona University community, you play an important
role in managing our resources and maintaining the security and privacy of our
information. This web site provides information and resources that will help
you improve both the information security of the University and your own
personal information.
Best Practices for safe
internet use:
OnGuardOnline
Guidelines for reporting and
resolving Identity Theft:
Virus and malware status
sites:
National Internet Security
sites:
News & Alerts available via
RSS!
For your convenience we have implemented Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
of the news alerts found here.
RSS
is an easy way to get the news and alerts you want whenever it is updated even
if you are not on the Information Security web site. Information Security
provides continually updated news and alerts feeds and delivers them directly
to your desktop news reader.
So how can one use
RSS? There are several
ways to access
RSS
feeds. You can install a news reader that displays
RSS
feeds from the Web sites you select. Like an email program or a Web browser,
the news reader serves as a kind of information portal, and provides a
real-time interface to the feeds you select. Once the
RSS
reader is set up to access Information Security, it will continually poll the
Information Security
RSS
feed for the latest news and alerts. A number of free and commercial news
readers are available for download.
Point your
RSS
reader to:
http://www.nau.edu/its/security/newsalerts/rss/