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Cyber Security

About

Welcome to the official hub of the Clark College Information Security (InfoSec) Team. We are dedicated to protecting Clark College's network, systems, and data while empowering our community to navigate the digital world securely. 

Important Notice: If you encounter a physical security incident (such as an unauthorized person in a secure area, fire, or medical emergency), immediately call 911 or contact Physical Security at (360) 992-2133

Contact

If you suspect unauthorized access, malware, phishing, or any information security-related issue, please report it immediately. When in doubt about whether something constitutes an information security issue, report it anyway. It is always better to be cautious. 

General Inquiries: For non-urgent questions, email infosec@clark.edu.  

Report Phishing: To report a phishing attempt, click the “Report Phishing” button within Outlook or email phishing@clark.edu or helpdesk@clark.edu

Report an Incident: To report an information security incident, please visit the Report an Incident page

Hours

Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm PST

Links

Report an Incident

Free InfoSec Resources

Changing Your Password

Secure Passwords Guide

Multi-Factor Authentication Guide

Email Safety Guide

Phone, Zoom & Teams Safety Guide

Internet Safety Guide

Physical Threats Safety Guide

InfoSec Staff

Alberto Clara Urbina

Alberto Clara Urbina

IT Security - Journey

aclaraurbina@clark.edu

(360) 992-2126

Abi Whittle

Abi Whittle

IT Security - Journey

awhittle@clark.edu

(360) 992-2947

 

Our Mission 

The InfoSec Team works to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of Clark College's information assets. Through proactive threat prevention, incident response, cybersecurity education, and policy development, we ensure that students, faculty, staff, and visitors can use technology with confidence. 

 

What We Do 

Our team actively supports Clark College's security through four core functions: 

Defend Perimeters 

We continuously monitor our networks for suspicious activity, deploy security controls, and implement defenses against emerging cyber threats to keep campus infrastructure secure. 

Respond to Incidents 

When security incidents occur, our team responds quickly to contain threats, investigate causes, recover systems, and prevent future occurrences. 

Educate & Empower 

We provide workshops, training materials, and awareness campaigns to help our community recognize phishing attempts, create strong passwords, and practice safe computing habits. 

Ensure Compliance 

We develop and maintain cybersecurity policies aligned with industry standards and regulatory requirements, ensuring responsible data handling across all departments. 

 

Services We Offer 

If you are a student or employee of Clark College, we provide services designed to strengthen your knowledge and improve overall resilience. For more information on how to access the following services, visit the Free InfoSec Resources page

Cybersecurity Training  

Customized sessions for your club, team, or department addressing risks and data types relevant to your responsibilities (e.g., secure coding, handling PII, financial fraud prevention). 

Tabletop Exercises 

Guided simulations of realistic crisis scenarios (e.g., ransomware, data breaches, physical disruptions) in a low-risk environment to educate participants, validate response plans, and clarify roles for departments. 

Business Continuity Consultation 

Work with our team to identify critical functions, assess dependencies, and develop step-by-step recovery strategies to keep your department operational during disruptions. 

Vendor Risk & Compliance Reviews 

Request security assessments for third-party vendors handled by your department. These reviews evaluate vendor safeguards, data practices, and incident response readiness.