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Information Services and Technology, in collaboration with The Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning, have set several security controls in UM Zoom.  Some of these controls will be set and locked, and some will be set as default, but they can be modified according to your needs.

Information Security and Compliance - Travel security

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Protecting your device from data theft while travelling.

Information Security and Compliance - Information security tips

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To ensure your confidential and private data is protected, learn best practices and procedures for mobile security, password management and public Wi-Fi security.

Information Security and Compliance - Security alerts

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Use this page to stay up-to-date with UM information security alerts, important announcements and reminders. Additional resources regarding national information security threats are listed as well. 

Information Security and Compliance - Email security

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Perpetrators use email as an attempt to steal your personal information. Discover how to spot malicious messages and report them. Learn how Microsoft's email security solution safeguards your Outlook Inbox. 

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