Use different passwords for different sites. They’re easy to use and there’s loads available to choose from Use password managers or encryption services to keep them extra secure. Don’t share your passwords with people and don’t write them down It’s easier than you think to make your passwords Hulk-like in strength: The good ones are great and the bad ones can be, well, pretty useless. There are lots of other things you can do too to make sure your online accounts are super secure. If you ever want to check if your passwords are still secret, this site is really helpful: If this is the case for a password you use for lots of things, we suggest you change it on other sites, too. If we find it has, you’ll see a prompt to choose a different, more secure password because your first choice isn’t safe to use. First, we run a check on the password you’ve entered to make sure it hasn’t previously been published publicly on the internet or been included in any past data breaches. One of these measures is making sure the password you choose when signing up is as strong as possible. We make sure we have powerful security measures and the highest respect for your data privacy, so you can trust us with your information. If you have any questions or problems with your John Jay email account, please contact the DoIT Helpdesk at 21 or submit requests for global emails to the communications office and universal email for students to enrollment management.At UNiDAYS, your safety online is top priority. Faculty and staff email accounts are also created automatically when hired. All students are encouraged to use and maintain their John Jay email account for important correspondence from and within the college community. Since 2004, email accounts for all incoming and current students are automatically created under a procedure called Universal Email. Storage space for maintaining emails is 4Mb for students (to be increased to 16Mb through Student Technology Fee funding), and 500Mb for faculty and staff. As of September 2006, there are approximately 15,000 student accounts and 2,000 faculty and staff accounts. College email utilizes Sun Microsystem iPlanet, virus protection and spam filtering. The email system runs on a web based platform, which means it can be accessed from anywhere in the world by clicking here (for students, faculty and staff), and entering your account and password.

When not in use, it is important to exit your e-mail account.Įmail accounts are available to all John Jay students, faculty and staff.

You can use the e-mail system from home, through American Online or any other INTERNET service provider. Your mail can be read from any computer connected to the INTERNET.

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