Getting set up

Set up your IT services and security measures as soon as you join the faculty.

Protect your passwords

Organize and store your personal and professional passwords in one secure place.

Enrol in multi-factor authentication

Protect your U of T accounts with two-factor authentication.

Want to change your preferred name?

Access the preferred name service to change your first name on U of T platforms.

Everyday essentials

Use these resources and tools for your day-to-day cyber security needs.

AI in education and research

Learn about artificial intelligence and how to use it safely and responsibly.

Avoid equipment risks

U of T maintains a list of prohibited and restricted companies, equipment and systems to mitigate security risks.

Security Awareness and Training Program

Gain essential knowledge and practices aligned with U of T’s security standards.

Cyber security for researchers

Ensure the safe handling, storing and transmitting of sensitive research. Training provided by the Government of Canada.

Cyber security toolkit for researchers

Discover strategies to protect yourself and your devices from cyber threats while gaining valuable insights into information security.

U of T’s Incident Response team monitors and manages compromised accounts, systems and phishing threats, offering advice or full incident management.

The Endpoint Protection Program (EPP) enhances the security of U of T by securing endpoints against advanced threats using next-gen anti-virus solutions.

The Research Information Security Program (RISP) at U of T fosters innovative research by collaborating with researchers and IT staff on cyber security topics.

U of T provides essential consultations for researchers by identifying data security and privacy requirements, evaluating the safety of research environments, and more.

Ransomware: What you need to know

Understand the risks and know how to prevent ransomware attacks.