Email

SUNY Cortland uses Microsoft Exchange for email

All users have a personal email box, and many departments and groups have a shared email inbox.

All emails originating outside of the cortland.edu domain are tagged with a message warning the recipient that they should be cautious of clicking links and downloading attachments.

Attachments and links are scanned for known security risks using Microsoft Advanced Threat Protection

If you suspect you have received a phishing email, please forward the email to phishing@cortland.edu

Current known phishing campaigns can be viewed in the Phish Bowl

 

 
General Email Support View Phish Bowl Department/Shared Email Assistance Request External Email Tag Exception SPAM Whitelist Request

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Emailing an attachment to a class from Banner
Alternative to sending email attachment to a class without using the learning management system.
External Email Labeling
To help our users quickly and easily identify potential phishing attempts, we will place a banner on emails that originate from outside of college-approved locations. The banner will appear in the first line of the body of the email

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Report Phishing
forward all suspected phishing emails to phishing@cortland.edu
General Email Support
Phish Bowl
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
Department/Shared Email Accounts
Microsoft Advanced Threat Protection
External Email Tagging
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.
SPAM Whitelist Request
Request to have an email domain whitelisted.