Power Up Your Protection - Level 4: The Final Lap
Summary
Finish strong with the everyday habits that keep you and SFA safe, and take the final challenge.
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Power Up Your Protection - Level 4: The Final Lap
Quick Overview
- Covers physical security, email security, safe use of work devices, and fake websites
- Opens Monday, Oct. 26 in ZenGuide; start it from your Level 4 email from IT Security
- Takes about 25 minutes
- All levels should be completed by Friday, Oct. 30
The Final Lap is about the small, everyday habits that stop most attacks before they start.
In This Level
- Screen Savers: Physical Security (game)
- Laptopia: Email Security (game)
- Risky Uses of Work Devices (interactive module)
- Spot the Difference: Cybersecurity on the Web (game)
Know the Signs
- Links whose real address doesn’t match the text, or web addresses with misspellings or extra words
- Pop-ups that claim your computer is infected or ask you to call a support number
- Unknown USB drives or devices plugged into your computer
- People following you into secured areas without badging in
Protect Yourself
- Lock your screen whenever you step away: Windows key + L on Windows, or Control + Command + Q on a Mac
- Use SFA devices for SFA work, and install updates when prompted
- Go to important sites directly instead of following links. A padlock icon doesn’t mean a site is legitimate.
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Important
Report a lost or stolen work device right away. If you entered your password on a suspicious site, change it and contact itsecurity@sfasu.edu. |
This Week’s Challenge
- Lock it every time you step away from your desk this week.
- Install your updates on your work computer and your phone.
- Hover before you click on links in your next few emails.
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Tip
Thanks for taking part in Power Up Your Protection! If you haven’t finished the required Cyber Security Awareness Training and AI awareness training, both are due Nov. 30.
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Article ID:
174957
Created
Sun 10/4/26 7:33 PM
Modified
Sun 10/25/26 4:41 PM