The university is committed to upholding the principles of Colorado House Bill 21-1110, ensuring that people with disabilities have equal, available and reliable access to the university’s services, digital content and technologies. Learn more about digital accessibility at CU Anschutz.
In our continuing efforts to improve email security protocols and protect our personal and university data, we are enabling additional features in Microsoft Outlook. The next phase in enhancing the security of our email environment involves enabling features that detect messages that may appear to come from legitimate or trusted email addresses but are actually from malicious sources.
We are excited to announce a reduction in pricing and an upgrade to our centralized file storage services (Isilon). Learn more about the new cloud-based system.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the way we learn, research and innovate on higher education campuses. Learn more about the approved tools for university use.
Whether you are a student, faculty, researcher or staff member, university approved AI tools can offer valuable resources to support your academic and professional endeavors.
Consider best practices when using AI transcription - particularly for protecting confidential and sensitive information - and ensure you are using a university-approved AI tool. Learn more.
Let’s work together to keep your information and the university’s data safe. Protecting your personal data helps prevent the loss of sensitive information and ensures your identity remains safe. ISS highly recommends using the Duo Mobile app on your cell phone and selecting the Duo Push option for authenticating – it is a quick and easy method. The app shows the location of the MFA login request, helping ensure it’s you authenticating.
COOP plans are instructions and procedures that are predetermined before an emergency occurs. They are important for ensuring that your unit or department can perform essential operations during an emergency or other type of event that prevents normal operations from running. It is best practice to develop a COOP plan so that you know how your unit or department will run if an event occurs that prevents you from accessing information technology services for 1 to 30 days.
In May, university eComm updated all sender profiles that send from Marketing Cloud to be in compliance with new email guidelines. Emails you receive from the university may now have a “com” in the sender email address.
Always be mindful when you receive an email from anyone—even someone you think you know, as their account may have been compromised and/or a malicious actor is posing as them from a false account—and review the message for telltale signs that it is not legitimate.