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Phishing Schemes an Ongoing Threat

Phishing schemes continue to pose a threat to all web users. Recently, employees of The Texas A&M University System were targeted in a phishing scheme. Employees received an email message inviting them to update their email settings due to recent changes. The email contained a link to a page that impersonated the A&M System SSO page, and a handful of employees clicked through and eventually entered their user ID and passwords on the phishing site.

  • Be wary of clicking any links in emails.
  • When in doubt, go directly to the site by typing the address in the navigation bar.
  • Take a quick look at the URL line before you sign in.

More information on how to protect yourself from phishing attacks

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Security Operations Center Governance Board

Purpose

Provides cybersecurity services to enhance the IT security position of A&M System members

 

Responsibilities

Provide financial oversight, guiding principles and strategic direction for the A&M System shared service implementation of the Security Operations Center

 

Members

Chair: SOC Board Member (rotates)
Vice Chair: SOC Board Member (rotates)
Secretary: SOC Board Member (rotates)

11 Representatives nominated and elected by the Information Security Council, consisting of:
– Two University Chief Information Officers
– One Agency Chief Information Officer
– Two University Information Security Officers
– One Agency Information Security Officer
– Five Member Cybersecurity Functional Professionals (IT Manager, Network / Security / System Administrator, Analyst, Engineer, etc.)

 

 

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