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Learn what counts as an IT security incident at NCU, what to do if a device is involved, and how to report an incident, including what to include and what happens next.

Learn what malware and ransomware are, how to recognize the warning signs on your device, how to avoid infections in the first place, and what to do if your computer is infected or your files are locked for ransom.

Learn how to recognize phishing attacks targeting NCU students, faculty, and staff — including how AI has changed the threat landscape, the most common scam types at NCU, and what to do if you receive or fall for a suspicious message.

Learn how to report a suspicious email or phishing attempt to the NCU IT security team — including using the built-in Report Phishing button in Outlook and Gmail, forwarding as an attachment when needed, and what to do on mobile.

North Central utilizes multi-factor Authentication (MFA) for all users, including faculty, staff, adjuncts, and students. Learn how to set up MFA using the Microsoft Authenticator.

Your NCU-issued computer is a gateway to university systems, student data, and sensitive institutional information. Learn the essential habits and settings that keep it — and everything on it — secure.

Your phone or tablet likely has access to your NCU email, files, and accounts — making it just as important to secure as a laptop. Learn the essential steps to protect your mobile device and the university data on it.

Physical security is one of the most overlooked — and most effective — layers of IT security. Learn how to protect your workspace, devices, and university data from threats that don't require a single line of code.