Computer and Network Security Awareness – Videoconference Training

Originating in Pullman, this course is available statewide through Academic Media Services videoconferencing. This session takes place from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 11.Be safer online! This workshop describes best computer security practices – and most common mistakes – at Washington State University. Learn how to protect yourself and others from hoaxes, spyware, phishing, ID theft, copyright issues, spam, viruses and social engineering. Appropriate WSU policies are discussed, as well as real-life examples. The sessions originates in Pullman and is available state-wide through AMS videoconferencing.

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By Communications staff, Washington State University

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