U of T systems remain unaffected by the CrowdStrike incident. FAQs are available for those concerned about the potential for similar disruptions.

The University of Toronto has acquired 5,000 1Password Business licenses for staff, faculty and librarians and four years of 1Password Families at no cost for students.

The Security Awareness and Training Foundations project provides essential cyber security training that has made strides to strengthen security awareness at U of T. The project is now expanding its impact even further by onboarding faculty.

The Security Awareness and Training Foundations project celebrated a significant milestone by recognizing the first 20 units to join and the first 50 users who successfully completed onboarding training in phase two.

Exciting changes are coming to Duo, the University of Toronto's trusted mobile app for multi-factor authentication. These changes will improve the MFA authentication experience for students, faculty and staff.

The Report Phishing button launch comes after 38 units, over 5,000 appointed staff, librarians and faculty from across all three campuses participated in a pilot to test the button.

Data Privacy Day is celebrated annually and serves as a crucial reminder about the importance of protecting personal information and data.

The Office of the Chief Information Security Officer has officially released the University of Toronto’s Information Security Strategy.