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Case Western Reserve University researcher will use USDA grant to build more secure AI programs to help small farmers
‘No farmer should have to choose between modernizing their farm and compromising their privacy’
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Protect your device and data
Many of us cannot imagine academic or professional life without our devices. Not only do they store our most precious personal information, but they also allow us to engage with the world by sending emails, checking class schedules and conducting research. While mobile devices and laptops are…
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Reminder to participate in CWRU Cyber Quest 200
The hunt is halfway through, but the game is far from over. CWRU CyberQuest 200 is still underway, and there’s plenty of time to join the hunt. Hosted by the Office of Information Security, members of the CWRU community are invited to follow clues, explore campus, complete challenges and see how…
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Spot phishing and social engineering
Rather than attempting to breach secure university firewalls or exploit software bugs, cybercriminals often manipulate human trust to trick individuals into willingly handing over access to their:Network ID, Passphrases, Multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes, or Financial details. These attacks…
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Participate in CWRU Cyber Quest 200 for a chance to win prizes
Get ready to test your cybersecurity knowledge and explore campus with CWRU Quest 200, a campuswide cybersecurity scavenger hunt.The scavenger hunt runs throughout the entire month of October, with all entries due by 11:59 p.m. on Oct. 31. Members of the CWRU community can participate in…
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Create stronger, safer passwords
Passwords are an inevitable part of the digital age, making strong password practices important for protecting accounts and information. In recognition of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Case Western Reserve University Office of Information Security recommends several tips to help members of the…
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Take note of new lock screen for Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! As part of Case Western Reserve University’s campuswide initiative to promote digital safety, you may notice a temporary new look on your university computer's lock screen starting in early October.This official update is a friendly reminder to stay…
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Strengthen your cybersecurity knowledge at CWRU
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the Office of Information Security is bringing the campus community a month of games, tips, resources and activities to help strengthen Case Western Reserve University’s security culture.Throughout the month, follow the office’s Cyber Tuesday series…
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Google Gemini update: Take action to retain inactive conversations older than 90 days; manual conversation deletion available Sept. 24
Beginning Thursday, Sept. 24, University Technology ([U]Tech) will enable additional functionality for the Google Gemini app across Case Western Reserve University. This update provides users with greater control over their AI conversation history and improves data security practices by deleting…
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7 security tips to stay safe at CWRU this academic year
Whether you’re walking across campus, settling into new living spaces or navigating life online, taking a few simple precautions can help you stay safe at Case Western Reserve University. To help members of the CWRU community protect themselves throughout the 2026-27 academic year—and beyond—we…