From the moment you apply to the University of Toronto, to your first TCard swipe, to your eventual graduation or departure, your digital identity defines how you access resources, collaborate and stay connected.

Week four of Cyber Security Awareness Month explores privacy by design as a cornerstone of protecting our digital future.

For week three of Cyber Security Awareness Month, we highlight that cyber security isn’t only a technical issue — it’s a cultural one.

Our digital future depends on all of us. Phishing is one of the most common cyber threats facing the U of T community. One click can put personal data and university systems at risk.

The Information Security team is excited to introduce a new learning module as part of the Security Awareness and Training (SAT) program: Digital security for travel.

In the context of higher education, where institutions store extensive and high-value data, AI can be both an asset and an adversary. Its impact is both transformative and deeply complex.

Every year, the University of Toronto celebrates Cyber Security Awareness Month with events and educational resources aimed to equip the tri-campus community with knowledge on information security.