OIT Article Summaries

As communicated earlier this month, we are implementing several improvements to further protect our information and technology infrastructure, including a proactive password reset for all campus account holders.

Join the virtual cybersecurity roundtable discussion at noon on Tuesday, October 15. It is a free one-hour event — all faculty, staff and students are encouraged to attend. Learn about best practices for protecting your information, identifying phishing scams, choosing secure passwords and how to stay secure while using the growing AI technologies.

The project team is excited to announce that 17 room upgrades have been completed on the CU Anschutz campus to standardize and optimize each room technology experience.

Within ISS we value our team members and the phenomenal work they do for the university. Learn more about Kevin Fotso, a bioinformatics technical analyst supporting high performance computing on the CU Anschutz campus.

Kick off the year on the right foot! Ensure your university password is up to date, and that your computer's applications, operating systems and software are all current. When accessing university resources, remember to have your username, password, and device ready for Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) with Duo.

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.

Learn more about the new Microsoft Teams client being rolled out on April 1, 2024!

Browse the OIT researcher tools and services webpages to search for technology that will help you achieve your goals.

Software, applications and new tools are available for free or at a discounted rate for the university community. Learn more about BioRender and high performance computing tools.

Microsoft Copilot is an AI tool that can help you save time and improve productivity and is now approved for use through our university licensing. With its AI-powered capabilities and commercial data protection, Copilot is a secure and reliable tool that can assist with a variety of tasks including answering complex questions and generating images with DALL-E 3. Check it out!

Updates coming soon to the EMS Room Scheduling System (EMS). Videoconference and webinar services will soon be available to request as part of the room reservation process.