Security Awareness 9-10-09 v5 Web Browser
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This document discusses web browser security and contains three key points: 1) Users should log out of websites storing sensitive information like banking and payroll when using browsers to prevent others from accessing private data. 2) If unauthorized access is suspected, users should immediately notify their supervisor, the Office of University Counsel, and the Information Security Office. 3) Timely notification of any unauthorized access incident is vital to minimize potential harm, and the university is required to take steps to lessen harmful effects.
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