Cyber Hygiene Clinics

Learn essential skills surrounding digital security, data protection and cybersecurity best practices. View additional details and register to join us online or in person at an upcoming clinic. 
Cyber Hygiene Clinics

Cyber
Hygiene
Clinics

Dates: Spring 2025
Location: In-person and Virtual
Course Topics: Passwords, multifactor authentication, software updates, browser safety, phishing, social media, working remotely

If you have questions, contact Kristal at Kristal.Crowley@mso.umt.edu

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Testimonials

"I think everyone would benefit from a course like this."

"I am looking forward to implementing this in my life."

"It was helpful for my personal use, thinking ahead to my daughter's online use, and helpful to take back to my work place to share with colleagues. This course helped provide information to use for small work entities who are responsible for internet safety."

"I will be recommending this clinic to my coworkers and family."

"Having been through a number of these workshops the last couple months, I most appreciated the facilitators’ ability to answer questions from the audience with patience and understanding."

Course
Topics

Space is limited to 25 attendees each session.

Digital information booklet is provided to all attendees.

Time: 11:00am
Length: 30-45 minutes

February 28: Passwords
Topics: Best practices for creating and managing complex, secure passwords, and recommended free versions of password managers

March 7: Multifactor Authentication
Topics: Enhancing security beyond just passwords, trusted phone-based authenticator applications: Google and Microsoft Authenticators

March 14: Software Updates
Topics: Keeping devices up to date with the latest security patches, identifying trusted sources, phone application permissions

March 21: Browser Safety
Topics: Configuring browser settings for enhanced privacy and security

March 28: Passwords
Topics: Best practices for creating and managing complex, secure passwords, and recommended free versions of password managers

April 4: Multifactor Authentication
Topics: Enhancing security beyond just passwords, trusted phone-based authenticator applications: Google and Microsoft Authenticators

April 11: Software Updates
Topics: Keeping devices up to date with the latest security patches, identifying trusted sources, phone application permissions

April 18: Browser Safety
Topics: Configuring browser settings for enhanced privacy and security