Helpful Resources
Attackers often target young people because they are easy to digitally find, less likely to monitor data sources like credit reports, and less likely to report scams. It's important to stay vigilant and understand that your personal information is valuable and can be used for identity theft, credit card fraud, and extortion. Only you can be responsible for your online habits. See the security tips below.
Don't be a victim of online scams. Educate yourself on how to avoid them and what to do if you fall prey to one. Click the link above to learn more.
Security tips students should be familiar with:
Below is a curated view of available security policies, services, and guidance documents that are directly relevant to students. These resources can be found in other sections of this site, but have been organized here for your consolidated view. For full listings, use the navigation bar at the top of this page.
Not sure how to start?
Get in touch if you don’t know where to begin, you can’t find the guidance needed on the website, or if you just want to learn more. The Office of Cybersecurity has subject matter expertise and is here for Vanderbilt community to discuss security questions or concerns.