Time for a Password Change?

IT Services at the U of A protects university resources from phishing threats by implementing defenses on campus.

It's easy to get fooled by a simple email informing you about an opportunity to earn extra income by "clicking here" or "applying now." Always remember, if a message seems too good to be true, it often is. A malicious email will often include a link that looks legitimate but is not.

Although many faculty, staff and students on campus receive phishing messages, only 10 percent of all cases are reported. If you clicked on a link in a suspicious email and provided your user information, then it's time to take action with two simple steps:

1. Forward the suspicious message to security@uark.edu.
2. Update your password. Easily change or recover your password online at password.uark.edu.

Learn more about protecting your email and computer at Cybersecurity at the University of Arkansas.

Need help? The IT Help Desk is available every day of the week. Visit help.uark.edu for tech support or to report an issue.