Protect yourself from phishing scams
Phishing scams are on the rise. Learn to spot the signs of a phishing attempt and how to report suspicious emails.
Connecting & supporting our digital campus
Phishing scams are on the rise. Learn to spot the signs of a phishing attempt and how to report suspicious emails.
When you use “open” networks like UWNet or free Wi-Fi in public places, others can view or steal your wireless traffic. Set up an account to use eduroam — UW–Madison’s secure wireless network.
Join us during the month of October to learn tips and tricks on how to protect your online privacy and data.
The Zero Trust Framework illustrates how the Smart Access program will advance cybersecurity capabilities at UW–Madison.
Starting Nov. 11, WiscVPN users will receive device compliance notifications if their connected device does not meet WiscVPN standards. Learn about the change and what to do if you get a notification.
WiscIT, powered by Ivanti Neurons, is live, but the team continues to make enhancements. Catch up on the latest progress.
Top Hat representatives will be on campus in early October to provide a hands-on workshop and drop-in office hours. Learn more about Top Hat's latest features and capabilities.
Two Smart Access updates that employees should be aware of include WiscVPN notifications and a Duo Desktop pilot. Learn more.
Join your peers for an online game to test your cybersecurity abilities. Sponsored by the Big Ten Academic Alliance and the National Cybersecurity Alliance. Oct. 1., noon via Zoom.
Beginning November 11, 2026, WiscVPN will show a notification when a connecting device does not meet university endpoint standards. Learn more.