Cybersecurity Advisories
This page provides the latest updates on potential security threats, active scams, and essential best practices for protecting your personal data, digital accounts, and sensitive college resources.
Staying informed about current cybersecurity risks is key to safeguarding your information and helping maintain the integrity of Trinity College’s systems. Here, you’ll find critical advisories on active threats, phishing attempts, and other malicious activity, along with practical tips for securing your accounts and devices. Recent advisories are listed to the right.
We encourage all students, faculty, and staff to check this page regularly, remain vigilant, and follow the recommended security measures. We can all contribute to a safer, more secure campus environment by staying proactive and informed. Your awareness and action protect our community from evolving digital threats.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What should I do if I suspect a phishing email?
A: Do not click on any links or download attachments. Report the email to the IT Help Desk and delete it from your inbox. Contact IT support immediately if you accidentally click on a link or enter personal information.
Q: How can I change my password?
A: Visit the college’s password management portal or contact the IT Help Desk for assistance. Ensure your new password meets the college’s recommended security guidelines.
Q: How can I verify if a phone call is from IT support?
A: Official IT support will never ask for your MFA code or personal information over the phone. If you’re unsure, hang up and call the IT Help Desk directly using the official contact information on this page.
