Cybersecurity isn’t just for IT professionals. It’s part of everyone’s daily routine. Whether you’re sending an email, handling student data, or logging into a system, your actions help keep information safe.Think about your typical workday and share one or more examples of how cybersecurity plays a role.You can respond in writing, upload an image, or post a short video. by Emily Harlow

2025-10-12 00:18:26 UTC

I always double-check the sender’s email address before clicking any links. I’ve caught a few phishing attempts this way! I also make sure to lock my computer screen before leaving my computer unattended.

2025-10-12 00:22:01 UTC

Our office uses multi-factor authentication. It's one extra step, but it gives peace of mind. When working remotely, I make sure my Wi-Fi connection is secure before accessing student records.

2025-10-12 00:28:19 UTC

In my daily work, cybersecurity shows up in the small habits I’ve developed over time. I always lock my computer screen when I leave my desk, even for a minute, and I never share login credentials with anyone. I’ve also learned to spot phishing emails—if something looks off, I report it to IT right away. These steps might seem simple, but they help protect student information and keep our systems secure.