Information Security
We serve the Wake Forest community by establishing guidelines, standards, and policies that protect the security, confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information assets and systems that are created, accessed, managed, and/or owned and controlled by the University. Some examples of what the InfoSec team does include handling phishing, classifying data and confidential information, authorizing VPN access, and more.
Our mission
The InfoSec team operates under the principles of confidentiality, integrity and availability in support of the pursuit of the University’s goals of teaching, research, and service.
Confidentiality limits information access to authorized users.
Integrity protects information against unauthorized modification.
Availability ensures that information is accessible when needed to conduct University business.
What to do if you have a cybersecurity related concern
- Accounts are targeted daily with phishing attempts so be sure to remain vigilant, and email if you have cybersecurity-related concerns.
Latest Announcement
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Botanical Bridges
Read more: Botanical BridgesHow observation and interdisciplinary collaboration shaped a student exhibition at The Bridge.
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Important Phishing Alert: Be Cautious of Event Invitations
Read more: Important Phishing Alert: Be Cautious of Event InvitationsInformation Systems has identified a new phishing scam targeting Wake Forest email accounts, that poses risk to both your device and data.
In the News
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One Out of Five Organizations Must Improve Their Security Posture to be Eligible for Cyber Insurance
Read more: One Out of Five Organizations Must Improve Their Security Posture to be Eligible for Cyber InsuranceAs insurers become more educated on what a “secure organization” looks like, they are tightening their requirements that puts the onus on organizations to be more secure.
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Register for KB4-CON EMEA 2023 Now!
Read more: Register for KB4-CON EMEA 2023 Now!Exciting news, registration for KB4-CON EMEA 2023 is open!



