IT Security

St. Philip's College community has a responsibility to use good computing habits to protect the college's computers, network, and information. The Information & Communication Technology (ICT) department advises the college on how to ensure integrity, confidentiality, and availability of vital information technology resources and information.

Upcoming events

  • October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Tips to Improve the Security of your Computer and Data

  • Never share your user password with others.
  • Our College or other entities will never request your username, password, or other personal information by email.  Please do not respond to emails requesting personal information.
  • Secure your computer equipment including laptops, media tablets, and smartphones in a safe environment.   
  • Use a secure network connection wherever possible when accessing data.  A secure connection prevents unwanted viewing of your electronic communication.

Important:  If an incident poses any immediate danger, please call 911 to contact law enforcement authorities immediately.  The types of incidents you report include:

  • Unauthorized exposure of private personal information (which may lead to identity theft or misrepresentation)
  • Computer break-ins and other unauthorized use of San Antonio College systems or data
  • Unauthorized changes to computers or software
  • Equipment theft or loss
  • Interference with the intended use of information technology resources

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