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The Computer Protection Program mission is to enable Berkeley Lab’s scientific mission by providing a secure yet open environment for Laboratory information and information systems. Our services include vulnerability scanning and remediation, intrusion detection, incident response, cyber security reviews, consultation and training.
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Contact the cyber security team at [email protected]
My computer:
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Suspicious Email:
Targeted phishing?
- sent to you in the context of your affiliation with Berkeley Lab, UCB, UC, or DOE
- forward the email to [email protected] as an attachment (how to)
Standard phishing or spam?
Gmail interface: select message & press "Spam" button
Email application (e.g. Thunderbird): move message to Gmail/Spam label
Other: forward the email to [email protected] as at attachment (how to)
Generally suspicious, want a human to give an opinion?
forward the email to [email protected] as an attachment (how to)
Latest News
- Sophos problem affecting the Lab
- Flashback malware affecting the Lab
- Vulnerable Browser Plugins
- Securing Home Computers
- Network Usage Policy
- Recent Targeted Phishing Attacks
- Computer Security Annual Refresher Training Available
- PII Search Tool
- Mac OS X Security Recommendations
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Security Requirements
- Minimum Security Requirements
- Regulations & Procedures Manual (RPM)
- External and Outsourced Information Systems
- Passwords
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Contact Us
For security issues, contact CPP at [email protected] (Emergency or after hours? Page (510) 486-7770)
For common issues, e.g. blocked computers, contact the Help Desk.
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