Here are some common practices of hackers:  Phishing: posing as a trusted organization and trying to scare you by claiming your account has been hacked, your account is locked, or your account is…

How does social engineering affect your organization?  Successful social engineering attacks give hackers:  Access to physically restricted areas and locked IT systems, allowing them to install malware and viruses.  Confidential information such as…

Today’s chapel is Amonte King, who is the associate pastor at New Light Church in Marion, Indiana. He will be sharing a message called “The Secret to Contentment.” Our last chapel of the…

On Thursday morning, April 20, the Fieldhouse will be closed from 9:00-11:00 a.m. Please avoid entering the PLEX during this time. As a reminder, students are able to utilize the Parkview Huntington YMCA…

We are excited to invite you to our annual Forester Media Awards celebration night. FREE: No tickets needed for this event. Just come and bring a friend or two. This Saturday, April 22,…

We need your help to make our next movie! Below are items we need for our upcoming Capstone film, Patterns. If you or someone you know would be willing to donate or let…

How does social engineering affect you?  If hackers are able to get your credentials, they can:  Impersonate you when performing criminal acts (e.g. steal corporate information, spam others, perform DDOS attacks, share illegal…

Huntington University has been selected by our local YMCA to be their spotlighted “Corporate Partner of the Month” for April. Enrollment fees will be waived for any new payroll deducted or regular membership…

Social engineering, or the “con game,” is the art of manipulating end users into providing confidential or personal information. Below are the different types:  Phishing: hackers pretend to be trusted organizations (banks, company…

All Student Employee Supervisors: Any current or new student employee working beyond May 1, 2023. (previous post noted incorrect date) will require a Formstack form to be completed. Email rkersey@huntington.edu for the link…