In Brief

IT Services Launches Resource to Protect Computer Security

The TSRI IT Services Information Security team has launched a new website to help you keep important data secure and confidential. Visit the new Information Security site for best practices on avoiding email “phishing” scams, protecting your passwords, reporting cyber threats and more. The site also includes links to download free anti-virus software and report suspicious computer activity.

CA Biosafety Committee Meeting Materials Due May 26

To receive consideration at the next TSRI Institutional Biosafety Committee, registration documents must be submitted to Environmental Health and Safety by Friday, May 26, via email to rachellv@scripps.edu. The meeting will be held Wednesday, June 14, 2:30 to 3:30 PM, Building 3301, P2 conference room.

CA Onsite Clinic Scheduled for May 31

The next onsite immunization clinic on the California campus will be held Wednesday, May 31, from 9:30 to 11 AM, in the Hazen Theory Building, rooms 203/205. Appointments are not needed. Conducted by Sharp Rees-Stealy staff, the clinic will provide hepatitis B vaccinations free of charge to all TSRI employees. Environmental Health & Safety Occupational Medicine must pre-authorize all other procedures based on the employee's working conditions. These procedures include tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis (Tdap) vaccines and other titers, immunizations and procedures.

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IT Services Launches Resource to Protect Computer Security

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CA Onsite Clinic Scheduled for May 31