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This article provides information on the SecureU community, which guides faculty and staff through the process of securing their computers and the information stored on them.

Guidance for encrypting emails to users of the University of Pittsburgh’s email system, Microsoft Outlook.

Explore alternatives to the Duo Mobile smartphone app for multifactor authentication.

DMARC is a global industry email and internet security initiative.

Unused Alumni computing accounts present a security risk. Beginning July 10, 2024, individuals who have not used their Alumni account in 180 days will receive an email explaining that their account will be deactivated in 28 days.

This article shows you how to disable your browser's built-in password management feature to avoid confusion and enhance security after you have installed Pitt Password Manager.

This article details how to enable support for TLS 1.2 or 1.3 on web browsers.

This article explains how to use Spirion to remove personal information from your Macintosh computer.

This article provides University buyers guidance on how to identify personally identifiable information (PII) when negotiating service agreements or issuing purchase orders for work to be performed by outside vendors.

Provides instructions and how-tos for setting up and using the Microsoft Authenticator app for multifactor authentication with Pitt Passport accounts.

Updating your browser enhances web functionality and security by patching vulnerabilities and supporting the latest technologies. Your commitment to these updates helps protect the University against emerging cyberthreats.

What do to if you spot a computer security issue

Key considerations and guides to help ensure your privacy and the security of University data.

This article provides a detailed breakdown of how to use the Qualtrics survey service in a secure manner.