The 
University of Arizona

2006 Awareness Day

Campus Security Awareness Day, Tuesday November 14, 2006

The University Information Security Office, together with the Office of Student Computing Resources (OSCR) is pleased to be hosting the fourth UA Security Awareness Day on Tuesday November 14, 2006. This year's event will take place in a tent on the Mall with 15-minute presentations in the Student Union Tucson Room from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Who should attend?

Anyone who owns and/or uses a computer connected to the Internet.

Why?

Whether you're using a computer connected to the Internet from on or off campus, your computer is a target. Hackers are often looking for credit card numbers, bank account information and any other information they can use for their own gain. It's not just money-related information they're after; once they invade a computer, intruders can use the hard disk, processor and Internet connection to attack other computers. Many home computer users are especially vulnerable because they do not realize the risks of being on a network and the protections that are available to them to guard against these threats.

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stop by our tent on the Mall to pick up some giveaways and learn more about protecting their computer and confidential information.

Additionally we would like to invite those that have the time to stop by the Tucson Room for refreshments and to listen in on one or all of the 15 minute presentations related to the latest threats and countermeasures. We will be holding a raffle at the end of each presentation.

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