Register for U-M-Exclusive Webinar on Cyber Security

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Think about how much you engage in cyberspace each day. From digital banking, to ordering groceries, to downloading music and podcasts, you and your devices are inseparable.

Being so immersed in the digital world means you’re also at certain risk every time you use your devices. According to the FBI’s 2023 Internet Crime Report, Michigan ranked #9 in the number of cyber crimes by state last year. More concerning, the number of crimes in the U.S. increased by 10% compared to 2022, with monetary losses exceeding $12.5 billion.

With cyber criminals becoming more savvy, it’s vital to know how to protect yourself and your assets.

Learn How to Lock It Down

Fidelity Investments, U-M’s trusted partner in administering its Retirement Savings Plans, will offer a live "Cyber Wellness" webinar exclusively for the U-M community to help you learn how to lock down your devices.

The event is scheduled for Wednesday, May 15, at 11:30 a.m. A description on the Fidelity website reads:

“As the cyber threat environment rapidly changes and escalates due to post-pandemic threats, high-profile data breaches and more, it’s important to understand how to be safe online. Join Fidelity Investments® for an informative and practical presentation where you’ll learn the top 10 things you can do now to protect yourself from cyber fraud."

You’ll learn how to:

  • Safeguard your data, mail and online shopping accounts
  • Protect your accounts and identity
  • Secure your devices
  • Monitor your accounts and credit reports

"Cyber Wellness" is offered only to U-M faculty, staff and retirees. During the hour-long presentation, participants will be able to engage in real-time Q&A.  

Alton Wills, Fidelity senior analyst, Cyber Assurance and Support, will moderate.

Register Now

Reserve your spot now on the Fidelity registration web page. There is no plan to record the event for on-demand viewing later, so don’t miss this chance!

For more information about cyber crime in the U.S., view the FBI’s 2023 report.  

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