It's eleven o'clock: do you know where your identity is?

E. Evans, Carolyn M. Kotlas, D. Bailey, A. Crystal, Terri Buckner
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Identity theft continues to be a growing problem in our society. This paper describes a poster session that will give attendees the opportunity to consider identity issues related to campus life and how we might better educate our campus communities. We will describe what identity means, ways in which it might be abused in our campus environments, and how to balance risks and benefits. We will also provide tips on how faculty, staff, and students can better protect themselves and others. All attendees will be asked to complete an anonymous checklist to gauge how well we, as computer support professionals, protect our identities. The poster content is based on a symposium held in February 2004 on the UNC Chapel Hill campus.
现在是十一点,你知道你的身份在哪里吗?
身份盗窃在我们的社会中仍然是一个日益严重的问题。这篇论文描述了一个海报会议,它将给与会者机会考虑与校园生活有关的身份问题,以及我们如何更好地教育我们的校园社区。我们将描述身份意味着什么,它可能在我们的校园环境中被滥用的方式,以及如何平衡风险和利益。我们还将提供有关教职员工和学生如何更好地保护自己和他人的提示。所有与会者将被要求完成一份匿名清单,以评估我们作为计算机支持专业人员保护自己身份的程度。海报内容是基于2004年2月在北卡罗来纳大学教堂山校区举行的一次研讨会。
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