Prepare for Safety Alert Test
All faculty, staff and students are urged to prepare for a test of Cal Poly Pomona's Safety Alert System on Thursday, July 29.
Cyber Camp Will Train Top Guns in Cybersecurity
Cal Poly Pomona and the California Office of Information Security recently announced the 22 winners of a challenging statewide competition to help identify Californians with a special talent for cybersecurity. These individuals will attend U.S. Cyber Challenge (USCC) California Cyber…
Don’t Get Hooked by a Phisher
I&IT would like to remind students, faculty and staff to avoid falling for “phishes.” Recent emails purporting to be from university email administrators have asked technology users to provide private information. No one from Cal Poly Pomona will ever ask…
Plugging Into a New Field
As electronics become an indispensable part of our lives, the data embedded in them contain a goldmine of information that helps law enforcement nab crooked corporate executives and unscrupulous shareholders.
… but what if it were the Big One?
The earthquake on July 7 did not cause any injuries or damage on campus, but it serves as a reminder that we could be a moment away from a real emergency. All faculty, staff and students are urged to update…
Police Investigating Attempted Robbery
University Police officers are investigating an attempted “strong-arm” robbery, which was reported around 9:55 p.m., May 5 at the University Village. According to police, a male suspect approached a victim, blocked her path and demanded money. A passing car possibly…
Cyber Treasure Hunt to Identify Security Pros
The College of Business Administration has partnered with U.S. Cyber Challenge and the state Office of Information Security to launch the 2010 Security Treasure Hunt. The online competition is part of a national effort to identify future cybersecurity professionals.
President’s Video Message for April 5
In this week’s campus update, President Ortiz talks about the state budget process and how budget cuts have affected the campus. The Division of Student Affairs announced that in addition to the men’s and women’s tennis, the Visitor Center, CalWorks…
Student Affairs Announces Programmatic Cuts
The Division of Student Affairs has announced an initial wave of position reductions, and operational and student service program cuts, effective July 1.
President’s Video Message for March 29
In his first video address in spring quarter, President Ortiz congratulates the men’s basketball team for capturing the program’s first NCAA Division II Championship title. He invites the campus community to honor the players, coaches and staff pep rally on…