Cyber criminals want your password, your credit card numbers and other forms of personal information. To do this, they send emails that trick you into divulging your Network ID (username) and password, as well as other forms of personal information.
This act, commonly known as phishing, is a global problem that grows more challenging as criminals invent new forms of deception. University Technology (UTech) actively monitors and protects our environment, but you are the first line of defense.
If you receive a suspicious email, use this page to report it.
Warning: Case Western Reserve University will never request confidential information through email, such as your university password or Network ID. Therefore, refrain from clicking links in email messages that appear to be from Case Western Reserve University UTech. Often these links correspond with websites that look familiar, but actually are fake pages designed to capture personal information.