KnowBe4 is an IT security resource available to all faculty and staff at UConn. The integrated platform for security awareness training and phishing attack simulation covers an extensive range of topics and delivers content in varying and engaging formats, such as games, short videos, modules, and even sitcom-style shows. Continue reading
Author: Mattingly, Ashley
Upcoming Security Update
ITS is planning to install new security software, Windows Defender for Endpoint (formerly Windows Defender Advanced Threat Prevention), to the Windows workstations of administrative areas in the Managed Workstation program. Continue reading
Updated Classroom Directory Tool
ITS, Office of the Registrar, and the Center for Excellence in Teaching (CETL) collaborated this past spring to create and populate the classroom directory tool with new content and capability. Continue reading
Kuali Financial System Upgrade
KFS is a comprehensive software suite that serves as the University’s financial system of record for accounting and other fiscal operations. The upgrade includes enhanced usability with a redesigned interface, navigation, and search. Continue reading
New Webex Features and Use with Classrooms
Webex is an enterprise solution for video conferencing, online, meetings, and web conferencing. It is often utilized to deliver coursework virtually. Continue reading
Removal of Spirion (formerly Identity Finder)
ITS will be removing Spirion from university-owned computers. Continue reading
Device Requirements for Student Success
The University is announcing device requirements for new and continuing UConn students. Continue reading
ITS Mass Mail Service
Our community may need to send bulk email to hundreds or even thousands of people. Continue reading
Network Service
Between 12:10 am – 2:40 am on Thursday, February 13, there may be interruptions to internet connectivity while the Internet Service Provider performs planned network maintenance.
Latency issues with P: drive
ITS has received reports that access to the personal (P) drive is intermittently degraded. Continue reading