(Added on January 21, 2022)
The training site will be unavailable from 19:00 to 22:00 today due to maintenance.
No records of courses taken during this time period will be saved.
The course period will be extended until January 24, 9:00 a.m.
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Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) is a well-known method for stealing confidential information,
which typically starts with phishing email with malicious attachment or URL link.
If you suffer APT, it often spreads damages to your surroundings.
In the worst case, we will lose confidence as a leading university and fall into troubles on educational and research activities.
So we would like to implement anti-APT-email training for improving information security awareness．
1. Period
From 23,Dec 2021 - 21,Jan 2022
2. Target Persons
Faculty, Staff, Student
3. Content
Please log in to the following link and complete the scenario.
If you see the word "Congratulations" on your screen, you have
completed the scenario.
a. For Student, Faculty, Researcher (English or Japanese contents)
https://training2021.jaist.ac.jp/form.html
b. For Staff (Japanese contents Only)
https://training2021.jaist.ac.jp/form-jm.html
4. Notice
If you complete a scenario that is not target for your position, you don't need to retake the target scenario.
If there is a question on this matter, please contact isc-query[at]ml.jaist.ac.jp (Research Center for Advanced Computing Infrastructure).
Although we carries out various security measures, it is impossible to accurately detect all malicious email.
Therefore, you need to judge carefully whether incoming email is safe or not.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
[References]
JAIST Information Security Policy and Information Security related text.
https://www.jaist.ac.jp/member/personal/security.html
- Information Security Notification Web Form
https://www.jaist.ac.jp/iscenter/en/security/hotline/
- Council of Anti-Phishing Japan
https://www.antiphishing.jp/