Tips to Stay Safe
We do what we can to keep you and your accounts secure. However, there's only so much within our control, so here's how you can protect yourself from cyber threats and attacks.
Make strong passwords
Using complex, frequently updated passwords is essential to defend yourself online. When did you last change your
YCP password?
Consider LastPass
Want a safe place to store your passwords? We use and suggest LastPass; it's user friendly, encrypted, works well across browsers and mobile apps, and generates custom, highly complex passwords in seconds.
Use Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)
Protect your identity
You have about a 1 in 20 chance of becoming an identity theft victim; it's among the fastest growing US crimes. Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to stay secure.
Learn how to prevent identity theft.
Know how your data is used
Don't fall for Phishing
Know the Sender
Commonly, phishing emails impersonate someone you know (including a member of the YCP community), but originate from an unfamiliar, outside email address. Please pay very careful note of the sender, be skeptical of offers to buy anything, and don't click any links that you aren't already expecting.
Look out for [EXTERNAL] email tags
All incoming mail to YCP employees from outside of the @ycp.edu domain is marked with [EXTERNAL] in the email subject.
My account was compromised
Employee Security Awareness Training
You can find Security Awareness Training at our e-Learning commerce platform, Litmos! Even after you finish going through the YCP Security Awareness Training for the year, you can always revisit the course.
- On the "Home" dashboard
- Look under "My Training"
- Click "Completed" to find the Security Awareness Training Course
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Contact Us:
For more information or clarity on your YCP log-in, please contact Library and Technology Services (LTS)
- Library and Technology Services (LTS):
- Phone: 717-815-1559
- Email: LTShelp@ycp.edu
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