security
MIT’s Information Protection website will guide you in safeguarding information at the Institute.
Scammers are getting smarter. Learn how to identify and avoid phishing attempts with these tips.
Learn about the resources available to you to support remote learning and what you should do to make your experience as easy and secure as possible.
MIT Webex users now have the option to use end-to-end encryption for meetings requiring a higher level of security.
MIT does not recommend allowing attendees to join any Zoom session without requiring either Touchstone authentication or a meeting password.
The MIT Remote Access Virtual Private Network (VPN) makes it easy to connect securely to MIT resources no matter where in the world you are.
There's more than one way to update your password. IS&T provides several options to help you stay secure.
Duo, which provides a second layer of online security, is required to access Touchstone-enabled applications and websites such as Atlas and WebSIS. IS&T recommends that you register two devices for Duo, in case your primary device is lost or stolen.
Follow these suggestions to make working away from the MIT campus as seamless and secure as possible.
Make computing on the road safer and easier by doing these quick (and no cost) things.