Getting set up

Set up key security measures as soon as you accept your offer admission to start your studies safely and confidently.

Protect your passwords

Organize and store your personal and academic passwords in one secure place.

Virtual Private Network (VPN) for secure remote access

Secure remote access to U of T network resources.

Report phishing

Report suspected phishing emails from within the Microsoft Outlook (UTMail+) interface.

Check out our latest events

Explore recent campaigns and community events from Information Security at U of T.

Privacy Quest

Take an anonymous quiz to discover your privacy persona.

Cyber Security Awareness Month

This year’s theme is small steps, strong defence. Safeguarding the university’s data and systems helps protect everyone who learns, teaches, researches and works at U of T.

Cyber security essentials for U of T students

Complete the non-credit training module in Quercus to strengthen your cyber security knowledge.

How U of T handles your data

Learn how the university collects, uses and protects your information.

Need help

Find support resources to stay safer online, protect your accounts, and get assistance with UTORMFA.

Social media safety

Protect your privacy on social media with tips on privacy settings and safer sharing.

Spot phishing scams

Learn how to recognize phishing attempts and how to report them.

Have a cyber security question?

Explore cyber security, privacy and digital safety.

Learn how to use AI tools, such as ChatGPT, safely and ethically.

Interested in a career in information security? Learn how to get started in the field.

Practical security training

Register for free, hands-on training to build your security skills.

ImmersiveLabs

Free, interactive labs to develop technical cyber security skills.

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TryHackMe

Real-world labs and learning paths for beginners and experienced users.