Information Security

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Protecting Our Digital Community

Our mission is to safeguard university information assets and empower our community with the knowledge and tools needed to stay secure online. We are committed to maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all university data while supporting students, faculty, and staff with clear guidance and quick help.

 

Information Security Services

Banner Account Request Form

Official form for requesting access to Banner

Affiliate Entitlement Request Form

Official form for affiliated persons requesting access to Stockton resources

Remote Accesss Request Form

Official form for requesting for Stockton resources

Two-Factor Authentication (Duo)

Information regarding Duo Security two factor authentication

Institutional Data Request

For all institutional data requests

Report Phishing or Suspicious Activity

Report suspicious activities to the Information Security Office

 

Know the Best Practices

Prevent Phishing

Cybercriminals use deceptive messages, fake websites, and impersonation to steal information or money, but recognizing these tactics helps keep you safe online.

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Apply Updates

Keeping your devices and apps up-to-date protects your data by fixing security flaws that cybercriminals often exploit.

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Protect Identity

Your login credentials protect your online accounts, and securing them with best practices helps prevent identity theft and account breaches.

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Preserve Privacy

Adhere to the principles; minimize exposure of personal data.

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Security Resources

University Information Security Plan

This document serves as the foundation of the University information security program as required by FTC Regulation 16 CRT Part 314.

OnGuard Online

The FTC’s free resources that can help you learn about staying safe online. Offers important advice about avoiding scams, protecting your children, and securing your computer and network connections.

Stop. Think. Connect. Campaign

A national public awareness campaign aimed at increasing the understanding of cyber threats and empowering the American public to be safer and more secure online.

A.I Security

An official government website that provides cybersecurity best practices to help people stay secure online in the age of artificial intelligence.

 

 

90%
of all cyber incident start with a phishing email
$48 Billion
losses globally in 2023 due to e-commerce fraud
30,000+
New security vulnerabilities were identified in 2024

 

Learn How to Stay Safe Online

Authenticated Resources for Stockton Users

Travel Safety Tips

Traveling safely begins with preparation and awareness. Knowing potential risks and following basic safety practices helps protect your well-being and ensures a smoother trip.

Data Backup & Recovery

Data is one of the most valuable assets in today's digital world. From personal photos and documents to critical business files, losing data can be stressful and costly. That's why regular data backup and recovery plans are essential for anyone using computers or digital devices.

Incident Response & Reporting

Even with the best cybersecurity practices, devices and accounts can sometimes be compromised. Knowing what to do immediately can limit damage and help protect your data, your accounts, and your organization.

Network & Wi-Fi Security

Keeping your home and public network connections secure is one of the most important steps to protect your personal information online. Cybercriminals often target insecure networks to steal data, install malware, or spy on your activity. Here's what you need to know to stay safe.

Scam Awareness

Scammers often pose as tech support agents, claiming to fix issues with your computer or device. These fraudsters trick you into giving them access to your personal information or even charge for services that aren't needed. Learn how to recognize the signs of a scam and protect yourself from these deceptive schemes.

 

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