[Jun 28, 2008 8:06] Email phishing scam targeting WebMail users has been reported. More Information
University of Virginia policy requires that individuals responsible for devices connected to the University network ensure key security vulnerabilities are eliminated from those devices. Information is provided here on the most critical vulnerabilities that should be addressed. Those responsible for network-connected devices are also encouraged to follow the best practices and suggestions provided. The information posted at this site will change over time as new threats and risks surface. Device owners/overseers are responsible for staying apprised of changes to this list and acting promptly to address any new security gaps defined.
Services
- More Secure Network
Definitions and policy
- Scanning Service
ISS or Internet Scanning Service
- Hardware Firewall
Policy and contact information
- Network Registration
Mandatory on some subnets already; will eventually be implemented on all U.Va. subnets
- Network Management Tools
Resources for authorized LSPs to maintain switch ports, etc.
Personal Firewalls
- Software Firewalls
Descriptions of software (personal) firewalls for several platforms: PC, Macintosh, Linux, and Unix
- Windows XP Firewall
Using the built-in firewall
- Cisco VPN issues
How the Cisco VPN built-in firewall functions
Other Security Resources for Computer Users and LSPs
- Compromised Windows Computers
Testing, diagnosing, and fixing vulnerable Windows PCs
- Links to Information and Tools
Incident tracking sites, articles, and national services