SUNY Cortland uses a two-factor authentication solution called Duo to help protect your SUNY Cortland account. Your first factor of authentication is your username and password. Your second factor is Duo. Duo prevents anyone but you from accessing your account, even if they know your password.
Some SUNY Cortland services use cloud systems which are not physically located on campus. In some cases it may be appropriate for these systems to be exempted from the "External" tagging because they are a trusted source.
SUNY Cortland's information security policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security technology that helps protect and secure your SUNY Cortland account with another layer of proof of your identity when you log in. When you log in using the Microsoft Authenticator App on your cell phone.
Submit this form to report a security incident.
Information Resources reviews reports of possible phishing emails. To report a phishing email, forward the offending email to phishing@cortland.edu. We will take a look at the email to determine if it is a scam, block the email as necessary, and report any offending sites.
SUNY Cortland's procedures and recommended best practices to safeguard our data and computer systems.
The SUNY Cortland Phish Bowl is a webpage that displays examples of phishing emails seen by SUNY Cortland Systems Administrators. If you get a suspicious email but do not see it in the Phish Bowl, do NOT assume it is safe. There are many variants of every Phish, and new ones are sent each day. When in doubt, consult with the Technology Help Center.
Request to have an email domain whitelisted.