If you need to place a forward on your kindergarten.vic.gov.au address, our helpdesk can assist you or you can set up the forward yourself with this tip Tip – How to set up automatic forwarding in webmail
If you need to place a forward on your kindergarten.vic.gov.au address, our helpdesk can assist you or you can set up the forward yourself in webmail. How to place a support request to set up a forward Email forward requests to support@kindergarten.vic.gov.au, state the full address of the mailbox to be updated and the full
Browse to our Tips page to find out more or follow this direct link: Tip – How to change your webmail password
When you log into webmail you can change your webmail password from Settings. Note: If you have the account set up in Outlook, you will need to re-enter the new password next time you start Outlook. If the same address is also used for sending email from your photocopier, the scan-to-email service may stop functioning
Now available for enrolment We are offering shorter format Digital Safety webinars to support key priorities of the National Plan to Combat Cybercrime. The webinars offered: Digital Safety - Email Digital Safety – Password Managers Digital Safety – Security Updates Digital Safety – Antivirus & Anti-malware You can view the schedule and book a webinar
This week is Privacy Awareness Week. As well as running talks and workshops during this week, the OVIC - Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner provides privacy resources for organisations in Victoria. With guidance on the Privacy Principles, many templates and materials to help navigate privacy, information sharing and managing security risks or breaches. Privacy
Among the most dangerous types of malicious mail are the ones with viruses, malware, ransomware or trojans attached. These attachments will be disguised as common files such as PDFs, Word files etc. But downloading an attachment doesn't need to be a leap of blind faith. Use your email program to investigate these attachment threats FIRST
Among the most dangerous types of malicious mail are the ones with viruses, malware, ransomware or trojans attached. Browse to our Tips page to find out more or follow this direct link: Tip – How to avoid security threats from email attachments
Create a passphrase by generating three or more random words. A simple 4-word passphrase will take centuries to crack where a 13-character password can take considerably less. Browse to our Tips page to find out how or from this direct link: Tip – Passphrases
Last year cyber.gov.au came out with the strongly titled article “Why it’s time to ditch your one password for passphrases”. We agree! Our mailboxes require a password or passphrase that includes: 1. lowercase 2. CAPITALS 3. Numb3rs 4. Special character$. We also require the pass to be at least 13 characters long. The minimum length
