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National Cyber Alert System

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Campus Wireless Information
UMB's wireless network is designed with multiple levels of security each providing different levels of access

IT Security Strategy
Computer security is a serious problem. It's a more vexing problem for campuses and complex organizations where semi-autonomous units have distinct missions, needs and IT systems. The University of Maryland Baltimore is a case in point. [More]...

Campus IT Security Listserver
If you'd like to be added to the UMB Security List to receive updates, please contact Fred Smith.

Microsoft Security Patch CD Images
These CD images contain the security patches for all Microsoft Operating Systems.  These are only available to on-campus entities.
How To Write Image Files - Directions for how to copy these images to CD
CD1 - contains patches for 2003-2004
CD2 - contains patches for 2005 (up through MS05-052)
CD3 - Windows Service Packs (Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 and Windows XP Service Pack 2)

Adware.HotBar Removal Instructions
A link to install the “Hotbar” spyware program may exist on the end of some campus e-mail messages.  Users should be instructed not to click on or install an offer for free icons for making e-mails more “fun.”  Hotbar is really spyware in disguise!  [More]...

Information about the Campus Anti-SPAM Service
Starting September 11, 2006, CITS will be initiating a feature within the Campus Anti-SPAM service that will scan e-mails with the "umaryland.edu" domain. In the past, the campus did not have a need for scanning "umaryland.edu" e-mails for SPAM. Recently, however, spammers have begun to use the "umaryland.edu" domain for sending SPAM. They are creating "spoofed" e-mails which are messages appearing to be sent by the campus, when in fact, they are sent by a spammer.   [More]...

Enterprise Collaborated Policies/Standards:

University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) Information Technology Anti-Virus Policy

University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) Microsoft Windows Operating System Patch Management

University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) Enterprise Campus Network Device Naming Conventions

University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) Enterprise Password Management Policy

University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) Enterprise Incident Response Policy

University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) Enterprise Remote Access Policy

ATTENTION:

There are numerous scams being received via email lately. Please do not reply to these emails and under no circumstances should you give out any personal information unless you have specifically contacted a website first and know and trust that site. Please read the links below to find out more information regarding the latest hoaxes and scams that are currently making the rounds on the Internet.

Known Email Hoaxes received on-Campus:

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