Articles
- K-State home
- K-State Today
- IT News
- Articles
Filters
More Stories
Stay safe this tax season
Feb. 12, 2026Cybercriminals ramp up attacks early in the year, often impersonating the IRS, H&R Block or TurboTax. Protect your data and keep your refund secure with these...
Safeguarding student data
Feb. 11, 2026With the increasing reliance on digital tools and online platforms in education, it’s crucial to ensure that sensitive student information remains confidential...
Beware of Evergy utility scam
Feb. 9, 2026Evergy is reporting a utility scam. See the details from their website below.
What Is data privacy and why should you care?
Jan. 27, 2026Think about how often you use your phone in a day. You download an app, agree to a new service or share your location without much thought. It’s quick. It’s...
Don’t lose access: Update the Duo Mobile app by Feb. 2
Jan. 20, 2026To protect your personal information, K-State uses Duo two-factor authentication. This adds an extra layer of security to your account by requiring a secondary...
Headed out for the holidays? Don’t forget these cybersecurity safety tips
Dec. 8, 2025The holiday season is a time to reconnect. Whether you’re traveling for family dinners, road-trips with friends or just a change of scenery, it’s easy to...
Cybersecurity tips for safer online shopping during the holidays
Dec. 3, 2025As the holiday season approaches, many people turn to online shopping for convenience and efficiency. This leads to a noticeable increase in promotional messages,...
Does your browser need a diet?
Nov. 6, 2025Your browser works hard every day. It opens your research articles, logs you in to university systems, helps you run reports, and gets you where you need to...
The hidden cost of convenience: Are your time-saving habits putting you at risk?
Oct. 28, 2025We all love shortcuts. Saved passwords, autofill forms and single sign-on make it easier to log in, shop, and get work done without thinking twice. But that...
Stay secure by keeping your software up to date
Oct. 9, 2025Cybercriminals often exploit weaknesses in outdated software. Updates fix those vulnerabilities and help keep your devices secure. Skipping updates leaves the...