Information Security
Report an Incident
- Lost a laptop?
- Had your email account hacked?
- Picked up malware by mistake?
If your data and systems have been hacked, attacked, infected or abused in any way, you need to report it without delay.
If you work or study at the University, tell your local IT team.
If you are an IT officer or have a remit to protect information security, report it directly to us here.
The quicker we all act, the less we have to worry about.
Quick Links
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Tools and support to assess the security arrangements of your suppliers and cloud service providers
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How information security is managed at the University and by whom
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Get up to speed on information security with our free online awareness training
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Encrypt your University laptop for free
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Watch our bite-sized training videos on the Information Security YouTube channel
Current Alerts
14 Jun 2017
Critical updates issued for current and unsupported versions of Microsoft Windows
Microsoft have released critical security updates for all currently supported versions of Windows, as well as for the otherwise unsupported XP, Vista and Server 2003. This is in response to a series...
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13 May 2017
Guidance for WannaCrypt ransomware worm attacks [updated]
The WannaCrypt ransomware worm targets computers which do not have the latest security updates installed.
We remind users to install MS17-010 as soon as possible, if they have not already...
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Security Fixes
13 May OSB2017-009:
Additional Security Updates for Microsoft Windows SMB Server 1.0 vulnerability
21 February OSB2017-004:
Microsoft Windows SMB DOS vulnerability
17 February OSB2017-003:
OpenSSL Releases Security Update