FAQ
General
Please contact the project team.
The following is expected from units who decide to join the project:
- Designate one or several unit administrator(s) who will have delegated access to ORION/CIRA platform.
- Enroll users.
- Attend project weekly meetings (duration may vary from unit to unit)
- Promote SATP within your unit (e.g. during meetings, via internal communications channels, etc.)
- Encourage users to take the training.
The modules are designed to be short (5-10 minutes).
The onboarding workflow takes up to one hour to complete, then curated modules will be provided on a regular basis. As of September 2023, we are aiming to provide a training refresh every quarter for a maximum of two hours of training per year. This approach will be refined further during Phase 2 of the project.
Templates will be made available to units to communicate with their users prior to onboarding.
The U of T Information Security Strategy SharePoint website also provides resources on how to communicate on various strategic initiatives, including the SAT-Foundations Project.
The learning outcomes framework is available in this section.
We are aiming to run phishing simulations at the institutional level on a monthly basis. This approach will be refined and tested further during Phase 2 of the project.
If your unit is participating in this project, your unit administrator can onboard you.
If you are not sure if your unit is participating, feel free to reach out to our project team who will be happy to help you!
Technical
Yes. Units have delegated access to the platform. They can onboard their users and assign specific training modules as needed.
Please contact your unit administrator or local help desk.
Not at this time.
As of September 2023, and until the end of Phase 2, our focus is on running phishing simulations at the institutional level to provide a baseline to all participating units and fully test/refine the approach as needed. It is important that we foster an environment of positive learning, as per our guiding principles.
Local phishing simulations will be explored in the long term (after Phase 2) to give units the ability to run phishing simulations and better fit their unique discipline-specific needs.
