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Passwords are essential tools for keeping accounts and private information secure. Using strong, unique passwords is critical in your personal and professional life. They are often the only thing standing between a cybercriminal and your various accounts and devices. This article provides guidelines for best practices when creating and managing passwords both at La Salle and at home.

This article explains what to do after replying to a phishing email. It provides step-by-step guidance for reporting the incident, changing exposed passwords, scanning devices for malware, checking email accounts for unauthorized activity, assessing whether sensitive information was disclosed, contacting financial institutions or credit bureaus when necessary, monitoring accounts, preventing further harm, and recognizing future phishing attempts.

In an effort to protect the security of your devices and La Salle's systems, when setting/resetting your La Salle password, you must meet these requirements. Remember: keep your password secure, and never divulge it to anyone!

If you don’t protect sensitive data throughout its lifecycle, there could be serious consequences:
Exposing your and others’ personal data to criminals;
Risking fines and/or legal action for you and the university;
Damaging your professional reputation and La Salle’s brand.

Learn what sensitive data is and what you can do to protect it.