Description
A security incident refers to a threat or potential breach involving private institutional data. Private data is any information that is not regularly shared on a website or through reports.
If you suspect a security incident, report it right away by clicking the Report Security Issue button on this page.
Here are examples of incidents that should be reported:
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Compromise of user credentials (if this may have led to unauthorized access or loss of confidential data)
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Malware or virus-infected computer (if this may have led to unauthorized access or loss of confidential data)
What Should You Do?
If you think you received a phishing or spam email:
- Do not reply to the email; responding confirms your email is real and may lead to more attacks.
- Avoid clicking any links in the email; this can expose your computer to viruses or malware.
- Do not open or print any attachments; they may contain harmful code.
- If you logged in with your username and password, change your password immediately.
- Delete the suspicious email and remove it from your 'Deleted' folder.
- Confirm the email's legitimacy by contacting the sender.
Resources for Online Safety
Check for Phishing or Spam Emails
Here is a list of phishing or spam emails that have been reported. If your email is not listed, remain cautious. Review the list before reporting a security issue, click here: Check for Phishing or Spam Emails
Cybersecurity Reporting
If you have fallen victim to online fraud:
- Notify your Supervisor
- Contact ITSS –ITSS Help Desk or itsecurity@sjeccd.edu
- Report to Local Police
Information Security presentation can be found in the Files section located at the bottom right or click here.