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Threat to life or property? Call 911.

For emergencies, danger or crime, such as fire, flood, break-ins, assault, robbery, etc., call 911.

For non life-threatening emergencies, call Campus Safety:

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Identify and report your security incident:

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Report phishing

If you received a suspicious email that you suspect is phishing and need assistance, use the button below to report it.

You can also select the U of T Report Phishing button in Outlook to report the email as phishing.

Report a security incident

If you are experiencing a security incident and need assistance, complete the intake form below.

Security incidents may involve, but are not limited to:

  • Data breach
  • Compromised device
  • Ransomware

Report fraud

If you are experiencing fraud and need assistance, complete the following steps:

1. Report fraud to campus safety:
2. Contact U of T security response.
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Suspect you are having a security incident or have question about incident response?

Contact U of T security response: security.response@utoronto.ca

Incident support resources

Incident Response Plan

If you suspect you are having a major security incident, follow the University’s Incident Response Plan to ensure that appropriate steps are taken, and that you have the resources you need to effectively respond.

Fraud prevention

For information about the types of fraud and how to protect yourself, visit the Community Safety Office fraud prevention page.

Question

Have a non-urgent IT question? Contact the help desk.

St. George:

help.desk@utoronto.ca

Mississauga:

helpdesk.utm@utoronto.ca

Scarborough:

helpdesk.utsc@utoronto.ca