To ensure we are compliant with training obligations and regulatory guidelines nine security information management modules need to be completed by all staff this November.

Find out how we’ll be working with Apple device users to take steps needed to meet minimum security standards and connect to our network securely

The greatest number of data breaches happen due to ‘human error’. Here are our top tips to help you protect the information that matters.

The use of USB ports for data transfer is no longer an acceptable risk for the University. Find out about the risks and what actions we are taking to stop them. 

We would like to work with MacOS computer users to take the steps needed to ensure they also meet minimum security standards and can connect to our network securely (we'll provide specific instructions for iPhoneOS and iPadOS devices to follow shortly).

Office 365 will be available in the Software Centre from 26 October for anyone with a managed desktop to install at a time of their choosing.

Find out how mail tips offered by Office 365 will give us some useful support to work more securely.

Find out how we’ll be working with Apple device users to take the steps needed to ensure they too meet minimum security standards and can connect to our network securely.

Since the summer, 2000 University devices have installed the Umbrella security tool, allowing a significant number of users to benefit from this increased protection while working remotely. Find out more about Project Umbrella.