Use the security guides to find tips, tools, and best practices for securing both Duke and personal computing.
COPYRIGHT AND DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT
Understand how Duke complies with the provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and what to do if you have a concern regarding the use of copyrighted material on any site on the Duke network.
Data Breaches and Password Reuse Guide
Understand the risks of data breaches and the importance of unique passwords. Follow best practices for account protection: set up MFA, use a password manager, and regularly check for compromised accounts.
Data Flow SEcurity guide
Learn how to handle data at Duke University safely and securely by understanding the risks, best practices, and Duke policies associated with moving data in and out of Duke systems.
DATA SECURITY GUIDE
In this guide learn more about classifying Duke data, finding approved services and securing systems that store or process Duke data.
DUKE-OWNED DEVICES: NETWORK REQUIREMENTS GUIDE
(Applicable to Duke University devices) Duke-owned computers and servers must adhere to Duke security standards to ensure continued access to the Duke network.
Email Security GUIDE
Learn to spot common phishing scams and how to report suspicious emails with the "Report Phish to Duke" button.
MOBILE DEVICE SECURITY GUIDE
Recommendations to ensure that data on mobile devices is secured to the greatest extent possible.
PERSONAL DEVICE SECURITY GUIDE
Learn how to secure personal devices and accounts using security tools and practices such as antivirus, patching, authentication, device tracking and more.
PROTECT AGAINST IDENTITY THEFT
Learn steps to protect your identity and what to do if you believe your identity has been stolen.
QR CODES
Understand how to consider QR codes and best practices for using them at Duke.
SAFE BROWSING GUIDE
Find out how to spot suspicious websites and secure your web browser.
SECURE ACCESS GUIDE
Learn more about choosing and managing passwords and using multifactor authentication. Find out what to do if your NetID is locked.
Security for Printers, Scanners, Copiers and Fax Machines
Printers, copiers, and other multi-function network devices can pose a security risk if not properly configured.
STAY SAFE WHILE TRAVELING
Find out how to connect securely to Duke resources while traveling, such as through use of VPN or eduroam. Learn more about protecting Duke data and securing devices when traveling.
Wireless Security at Home
Tips for securing your home wireless network.
Zoom Security and Privacy
OIT provides a guide on how to protect your meetings by using Zoom's security settings.