This article explains how to enable anonymous file and folder sharing whether or not they have a Microsoft 365 subscription, or SharePoint account.

This article explains the function of Stolen Device Protection on iPhone and iOS devices and how the one-hour Security Delay can impact customers.

Antivirus software is essential for securing your computer, institutional data, and personal information. For university and USNH grant-funded Windows and macOS systems, CrowdStrike Falcon is required. For personal devices, Microsoft Defender (for Windows) or Avira (for macOS) is strongly recommended. This article provides links to antivirus software for both institutional and personal devices within the USNH community

Some users will require sites that contain information regarding students (FERPA) or medical information (HIPPA) in these cases special care needs to be consider regarding permissions. This article will outline the steps needed to set up a site to accommodate FERPA or HIPPA needs.

Mobile device health and security is explained in this article, including the purpose, why mobile security is needed, and some of the best practices to use.

This article provides information on handling University data with care.

This article explains how to report a cybersecurity incident for students, faculty, and staff. Reporting a cybersecurity incident is everyone's responsibility. Please be sure to report to your manager so that they can contact the Cyber Ops team via the relevant helpdesk at your campus or directly via It.security@unh.edu .

This article contains resources for if you think your account has been compromised and Technology Help Desk contact information.

This article provides a broad overview of Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) and how it is used to secure USNH Systems. This is meant for all USNH students, staff, and faculty.