Cyber Security Month - Reporting suspicious activity

Key things to remember:  

• Act quickly: the sooner you report an incident, the quicker it can be resolved and the less damage it will cause  
• Always report: never assume someone else will report the issue – it's better that several people report something than none at all  
• Don't be afraid: even if you think you caused an incident, always report it. Cyber incidents can be difficult to spot and mistakes do happen – letting someone know will help to limit the damage  
• Push for change: don't hesitate to flag security processes and policies that don't work or that you feel can be improved  

Also, if you have a Microsoft Outlook University mailbox, you can report through the phishing button. 

Don't hesitate to ask for guidance or support when something feels suspicious, unexpected or unusual. Please contact the IT Service Desk straight away if you are at all worried using calling (+44) 020 7915 5488 or email [email protected].

Should the worst case scenario ever happen, you can also report phishing or fraud to  the police