The Information Policy Office generates and provides educational materials regarding computer use and security. Feel free to download these and use them, either printed or electronically, in your campaign.
You may wish to review our copyright and licensing information as well.
- Bookmark style resources
- Passphrase Posters
- 2008 National Cyber Security Awareness Month
- 2005 National Cyber Security Awareness Month
- Digital Millennium Copyright Act / Filesharing @ IU
- Security Posters
- I Facebooked You Posters
Bookmark style resources
 "Protecting Red-Hot Data" flippy book |
 "Staying Safe Online" bookmark |
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"Passwords Are History" Passphrase Campaign
The Information Policy and Security Offices hope to educate the IU community about why choosing a complex and secure password is crucial to protecting their online identity, and how the use of passphrases does this, while providing access means that are easier to remember and easier to type.
For more information about the campaign, or passphrases in general, send an email to passphrase@iu.edu.
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2008 National Cyber Security Awareness Month
These posters were distributed to promote NCSAM in 2008.
For more information about the campaign, or passphrases in general, send an email to uiso@iu.edu.
2005 National Cyber Security Awareness Month
These Halloween-themed posters were distributed widely across the University to promote National Cyber Security Awareness Month in 2005. We also offered a "planning kit" to assist you in planning your NCSAM campaign. Our 2005 campaigned was centered around these distinct topics:
Digital Millennium Copyright Act / File sharing @ IU
A campaign designed to educate and inform users about the dangers of filesharing and the laws concerning downloading and sharing music illegally.
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Media files are available to download on the filesharing.iu.edu Web site. |
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Security Posters
Provided by Microsoft, these posters can help you educate your students, faculty, and staff on the simple steps they can take to protect their PCs. You may also find the original (non-IU) versions on the Microsoft web site by following this link: http://www.microsoft.com/Education/SecurityPosters.mspx
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I Facebooked You
Provided by the Office of the Dean of Students, Residential Programs and Services, the Bloomington Advisors Council, and the Office of Intercollegiate Athletics.
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