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More Resources

• Macintosh OS X Security
  An overview of the built in security features in OS X from Apple Computer.
• Microsoft Security Bulletins
  Microsoft maintains a site with updated security information related to their products.
• National Cyber Security Alliance
  A non profit organization sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Trade Commission and many private-sector corporations and organizations.
• Protect Your PC
  Security Essentials from Microsoft

UC Resources

• NACS Security Site
  Network & Academic Computing Services provides network security to the UCI campus. The security section has detailed information and tools to help protect your computer. This site is meant for people with moderate to advanced technical skills.
• Security Alerts Mailing List
  NACS maintains a mailing list to distribute security alerts, patch notifications and notifications of systems that have been compromised. It is only open to UCI email addresses.
• Security Guidelines for Computers and Devices Connected to UCInet
  These security guidelines are intended to reduce the frequency and impact of security attacks, viruses and other negative features of the Internet. They apply to all system administrators and others responsible for maintaining systems and devices on UCInet.
• UCOP Information Security Web Site
  IT Security at the University of California. This site has been recently revised with new information and resources.

Materials

• Safe Computing @ UCI Pamphlet (PDF, 512 KB)
  A PDF document outlining the basic principles of Safe Computing outlined in this Web site. You may print copies of this document or request copies by using our contact form.
• Safe Computing Power Point Presentation (472 KB)
  A Microsoft Power Point Presentation that covers the basic concepts of this Web site. This presentation can be downloaded and used to train people on the importance of safe computing.