The Indiana Information Sharing and Analysis Center (IN-ISAC) team is a multi-agency effort led and coordinated by the Indiana Office of Technology. The IN-ISAC team was developed to reduce the risk of cyber threats to the state, but they also provide services and resources to State of Indiana employees including training launches in SuccessFactors, and more!
Find more about the team here.
The Indiana Office of Technology’s Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program's goal is to:
“Reduce human error and strengthen our workforce resilience while enhancing their capability as a cybersecurity defense against threats seeking to compromise Indiana government data and services.”
Statewide training launches in SuccessFactors Learning
2025 IOT Cybersecurity Awareness Training Calendar
- Log in to SuccessFactors
- SuccessFactors Learning Management System User Login Guide
- Navigating Computer-Based Training in SuccessFactors Learning
Upcoming Cybersecurity Holidays!
Did you know that February has three upcoming Cybersecurity Holidays to raise awareness about Cyberthreats and encourage state of Indiana citizens and employees to take proactive steps to protect their online information? Linked below you will find resources to share with your colleagues, loved ones and family concerning these topics!
Change Your Password Day
Reportedly instigated as one man’s response to having his personal accounts hacked twice in quick succession, Change Your Password Day has been an annual event since 2012. The man behind the idea, Matt Buchanan, reportedly felt it would help people remember to check they were following the right password practices, and changing them, if necessary, if there were a specific day set aside for doing it.
This year we celebrate on February 1st! Consider Using IOT’s approved Password manager “Keeper”! Please scroll down for the user guide and more information!
National Clean Out Your Computer Day is observed on the second Monday in February, National Clean Out Your Computer Day promotes taking time out of your day to do some basic housekeeping on your computer. This year we will celebrate on February 10th! Tulie Fenley-Moise a writer for HP Tech Takes and has a checklist for cleaning your PC externally and internally located here https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/how-to-clean-computer-tower
Safer Internet Day
Safer Internet Day takes place on Tuesday, February 11th and is a chance to focus on the online safety and wellbeing of children and young people, however it’s a good way to reinforce online safety for all ages.
Linked below you will find four digital posters and two one-pager resources to help spread awareness on creating positive and safe online habits!
- Safer Internet Day
- Securing the Internet of Things
- Cyber Hygiene Screen Lock Poster
- Cyber Hygiene Passwords Poster
- Cyber Hygiene Social Media Poster
- Cyber Hygiene Smartphone Poster
KnowBe4 Monthly Security Awareness Newsletter
January 2025 Security Awareness Newsletter
Would you or your agency like to subscribe to the KnowBe4 Monthly Security Awareness Newsletter? The Newsletters contain important awareness topics to help keep your organization and/or family better prepared for Cyber-attacks.
Pre-Retirement Resources
Are you a Senior or know someone who is? If so, we have resources available to keep you and your loved ones Cybersafe!
Please contact awareness@iot.IN.gov and request these resources.
Videos for Parents/Grandparents:
- Mom Don’t Click That Series- The video series “Mom Don’t Click That” takes an illuminating and light-hearted look at modern cybercrime through our parents’ eyes, including the best advice for avoiding scams. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyahECG3KslHVAjbEuOJmfIFqFXBVu1r5
- 60 Minutes Report- Cyber scammers target parents, grandparents for digital theft | 60 Minutes https://youtu.be/U2r1MJk85Zo
Consider using a Password Manager
Keeper is a web-based password management solution that provides a secure place to store your passwords. Password managers eliminate the need to write down your passwords on paper—written passwords are vulnerable to being stolen if they are not stored and disposed of in a secure manner.
Please see the guide below to begin using this IOT approved password manager:
Please read this full guide if you have never used Keeper before. If you experience an issue that is not addressed in this guide, please submit a ticket to the IOT Help Desk.
Contact Us
If you have any questions concerning the IOT’s Cybersecurity Training efforts and potential improvements, please email awareness@iot.in.gov