How do I protect my computer from viruses?

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Enhancing Campus Safety with Anti-Virus Software at Creighton University

At Creighton University, ensuring a secure network environment remains a top priority. This commitment reflects the university's proactive approach to safeguarding a safe digital ecosystem for all campus users. Devices provided by the university are equipped with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Protection, offering protection against malicious threats for both Windows and Mac systems. In cases where university-owned devices lack proper anti-virus software, users can seek assistance by contacting the Service Desk for immediate support.

Securing Personal Devices: A Guide to Anti-Virus Software

While Creighton University prioritizes network security for its owned devices, personal computers not owned by the university require proactive measures to fend off cyber threats as well. Although the university doesn't provide anti-virus software for personal devices, there's an array of options available, including the option to individually purchase Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. These measures contribute to a safer online environment for both personal and university-related digital activities.

 

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