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Managers across the University and Health System can request a simulated attack to train teams to spot hacking

[Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021]

Authorities have identified the man found dead on Duke’s campus on Sunday, and the family has been notified. The deceased had no known affiliation with Duke, and no foul play was suspected.

“We have been in touch with the family and want to express our deep sympathies for their loss,” said Kyle Cavanaugh, vice president for Administration. “Out of respect for the family, we will not be releasing any other details regarding this case.”

[Original Post: Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021]

Pastimes fight burnout and bring relief from pandemic challenges

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Duke University Chief Information Security Officer Richard Biever explains a pressing malware threat

Safety photos demonstrate how Duke employees keep the workspace safe

Download the free LiveSafe Mobile app to report safety concerns and more

Greatest impacts expected to be heavy rain and wind gusts

Muhammad Butt helps Duke University Health System overcome cyber vulnerabilities

ParkMobile users advised to change their app password

[Updated: Thursday, March 18, 2021: 8:06 p.m.]

The tornado watch for Durham has been canceled. 

[Updated: Thursday, March 18, 2021: 6:42 p.m.]

A tornado warning has been issued for Durham, including Duke's main campus. Future updates will be posted to the DukeALERT website. 

[Updated: Thursday, March 18, 2021: 5 p.m.]

Learn about productivity tools and protecting your data in live online sessions

A refreshed interface makes the mobile app – free to all Duke community members – more responsive

Community members are encouraged to download free LiveSafe mobile app

Access to areas of campus will be limited from Dec. 1, 2020 to Jan. 13, 2021

Pride and dedication motivate staff in early days of the pandemic

Amplify Voices is an asynchronous event that will elevate the narratives of gender violence survivors and advocates. This event will be hosted on the Duke Cyber Policy and Gender Violence Initiative website from Oct. 28th-30th by multiple campus organizations in recognition of domestic violence awareness and cybersecurity month and will highlight campus resources and share anonymous perspectives.

Small boxes across campus serve as reminders of everyone’s role in the fight against COVID-19

Learn best practices for fighting phishing during Cybersecurity Month

Duke IT security offers simulated attacks to train employees to spot hacking

Crews assessing campus infrastructure for potential damage

Details of track uncertain at this time, but Isaias is expected to remain a hurricane for the next few days

Increasd risk for straight-line winds and tornadoes in central North Carolina

Keep your digital footprint secure from hackers seizing on COVID-19 vulnerabilities

Timeline of Duke University’s response to COVID-19

Rain expected Thursday before turning to snow

A watch means conditions are favorable for the development of tornadoes

For Duke University Police, building community is a key to serving it

The academy trains participants on advanced communication, leadership and fitness

No Duke buildings appear to be affected at this time, and no injuries are reported