@txstInfoSec

The Texas State University Information Security Office (ISO) helps keep Bobcats safe and advocates for cyber security by providing education and assistance.

 San Marcos, Texas
infosecurity.txstate.edu/
Joined July 2009
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This is our final week of Cybersecurity Awareness Month events, @txst. Make the most of it! The Information Security Office will show you some ways to use all of our AI tools securely on Wednesday, 10/28. Register at infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren….
Promotional event graphic with a gold background titled “Think Before You Prompt: Cybersecurity in the Age of AI.” The graphic features Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Texas State University Information Security logos, a photo of a person using a laptop outdoors, and event details: Alkek Open Theater, 12:30 p.m. on October 28. Text notes that food and drinks will be provided.

ALT Promotional event graphic with a gold background titled “Think Before You Prompt: Cybersecurity in the Age of AI.” The graphic features Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Texas State University Information Security logos, a photo of a person using a laptop outdoors, and event details: Alkek Open Theater, 12:30 p.m. on October 28. Text notes that food and drinks will be provided.

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Congrats to all winners from yesterday's Capture the Flag event! The Information Security Office's second Cybersecurity Awareness Month event this week will teach everyone at @txst 5 simple habits to practice to Stay Safe Online. Register at infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren….
Graphic promoting a Cybersecurity Awareness Month presentation, “Don’t Make It Easy for Them: How to Make Life Difficult for Cybercriminals.” Event takes place at Alkek Open Theater on October 21 at 12:30 p.m. Food and drinks provided. Image includes handcuffs on a computer keyboard.

ALT Graphic promoting a Cybersecurity Awareness Month presentation, “Don’t Make It Easy for Them: How to Make Life Difficult for Cybercriminals.” Event takes place at Alkek Open Theater on October 21 at 12:30 p.m. Food and drinks provided. Image includes handcuffs on a computer keyboard.

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Next Monday is Capture the Flag. Have you registered for the challenge yet? Sign up at infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren… to compete against your peers at @txst and across the Texas State University System! This event is presented in collaboration with @ECCOUNCIL and @TXStateUnivSyst.
Graphic promoting a “Capture the Flag Online Hackathon” hosted by Texas State University System EC-Council Academia. Event details include JCK Admin Building, 11th Floor Conference Room, 12:30 p.m. on October 19, with prizes for the top three players or teams. A blue digital-style image of a person using a laptop appears on the right.

ALT Graphic promoting a “Capture the Flag Online Hackathon” hosted by Texas State University System EC-Council Academia. Event details include JCK Admin Building, 11th Floor Conference Room, 12:30 p.m. on October 19, with prizes for the top three players or teams. A blue digital-style image of a person using a laptop appears on the right.

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This week @txst, the Information Security Office will teach you how to minimize your digital presence and increase your safety online. See our full schedule and register for this event at infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren….
Graphic promoting a Texas State University Information Security event. Text reads, “Privacy isn’t dead. You’ve just got to fight for it.” Event details: Alkek Open Theater, 12:30 p.m. on October 7, food and drinks provided. Photo shows two people engaged in a martial arts grappling demonstration on a padded mat.

ALT Graphic promoting a Texas State University Information Security event. Text reads, “Privacy isn’t dead. You’ve just got to fight for it.” Event details: Alkek Open Theater, 12:30 p.m. on October 7, food and drinks provided. Photo shows two people engaged in a martial arts grappling demonstration on a padded mat.

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It's here! Happy Cybersecurity Awareness Month, @txst. The Information Security Office is excited to present our lunch-and-learn events, trivia, and Capture the Flag hack-a-thon with our Bobcat community. Catch us around campus at one of the events below. infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren…
Texas State University Cybersecurity Awareness Month graphic with the message “LIVE NOW!” over a photo of a cheering crowd at an event. Information Security and Cybersecurity Awareness Month logos appear at the bottom.

ALT Texas State University Cybersecurity Awareness Month graphic with the message “LIVE NOW!” over a photo of a cheering crowd at an event. Information Security and Cybersecurity Awareness Month logos appear at the bottom.

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We are a week away from kicking off Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026, Bobcats! The Information Security Office hopes to see you at one of our events this year. View our full schedule through the link below and Stay Safe Online! infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren…
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UPDATE: Capture the Flag is now on Monday, October 19 at 12:30pm. The Information Security Office will host this event in the JCK Executive Conference Room on the 11th floor. Check out this video to learn more about this awesome event! Register at infosecurity.txst.edu/awaren….
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month returns to @txst in less than a month, Bobcats! See our full event schedule at infosecurity.txst.edu. We hope to see you all at an event on campus in October!
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We hope everyone had a great first week at @txst! The Information Security Office wishes everyone a successful semester. For information about how to improve your cybersecurity habits and keep your schoolwork secure, visit infosecurity.txst.edu. Stay Safe Online, Bobcats!
Welcome graphic from Texas State University Information Security featuring the message “We’re Glad You’re Here!” and a photo of Old Main on campus.

ALT Welcome graphic from Texas State University Information Security featuring the message “We’re Glad You’re Here!” and a photo of Old Main on campus.

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Hey, Bobcats. If you have an Apple device, take a look at this article. Stay safe online, @txst!
The Cyber Security Hub™
@TheCyberSecHubAug 14
Apple Warns Users in 110 Countries They May Be Targets of Mercenary Spyware thehackernews.com/2026/08/ap…

Apple Warns Users in 110 Countries They May Be Targets of Mercenary Spyware

Apple alerts suspected mercenary spyware targets in 110 countries, expanding threat notifications that have reached users in over 150 countries.

thehackernews.com
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We all hate ads that get in the way of our doomscrolling. How do you know which ones are real and which are masquerading as malware? Check the article from the National Cybersecurity Alliance below. Stay safe online, Bobcats!
National Cybersecurity Alliance
@StaySafeOnlineJul 17
Online ads are annoying. Fake ones that spread malware are even worse. Learn more about malvertising (malicious advertising) and how to avoid it: hubs.la/Q04ptNvd0
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We hope everyone at @txst has a Happy 4th of July! Whether you're watching fireworks or taking advantage of online sales, we want to ensure everyone in our community stays safe and cybersmart this weekend.
Texas State University Information Security 4th of July graphic with gold text reading “Happy 4th of July” and “Stay Safe and Cybersmart, Bobcats!” alongside red, white, and blue fireworks on a black background.

ALT Texas State University Information Security 4th of July graphic with gold text reading “Happy 4th of July” and “Stay Safe and Cybersmart, Bobcats!” alongside red, white, and blue fireworks on a black background.

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The ISO at @txst wants to remind everyone that even during the summer months, phishers are still on the prowl for your information. Take a look at this article from the National Cybersecurity Alliance to stay alert and aware!
National Cybersecurity Alliance
@StaySafeOnlineJun 26
“Don’t think, just click.” -Scammers. Taking a few seconds to look for specific signs in a phishing message can save you time, money, and entire accounts. Read more about modern phishing here: hubs.la/Q04m4Gmz0
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“Don’t think, just click.” -Scammers. Taking a few seconds to look for specific signs in a phishing message can save you time, money, and entire accounts. Read more about modern phishing here: hubs.la/Q04m4Gmz0
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Long time, no see @txst! ISO wants to know what kind of events you all are looking forward to during Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026? Let us know below so we can better serve you.
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Happy World Password Day, @txst! The ISO wants to remind everyone of some easy ways to keep your passwords secure. Check out the graphic below for four easy ways to keep yourself and your passwords safe online.
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Welcome @txst to the first installation of "Is This Phishy?" Review this email and let us know if you think this is phishing or a legit. The answer will be posted next week!
An email received by a member of the Texas State community.

ALT An email received by a member of the Texas State community.

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Hey, @txst! Are you an expert identifier of phish? Stay tuned for a monthly skills test, and remember to report anything phishy to abuse@txstate.edu.
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Hey, @txst! Our friends at the National Cybersecurity Alliance have some great tips for keeping yourself safe online in the age of AI. Take a peek at the article below.
National Cybersecurity Alliance
@StaySafeOnlineMar 24
Arm yourself against AI scams with our AI Fools Toolkit! Download it today to get infographics, tip sheets, and social media content, plus access to virtual events, all designed to help you stay safe from AI scams: hubs.la/Q047_XcC0
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The ISO at @txst wants to wish all Bobcats a happy spring break! Remember to stay safe and aware when browsing the internet, and continue to report suspicious emails to abuse@txstate.edu.
The gaillardia flower, the official flower of Texas State University.

ALT The gaillardia flower, the official flower of Texas State University.

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