This site is a repository for all our IT e-mails. Click on the “Read More” button to view any of the posts below (including this one!) and to be able to click on links. ...
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On Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Cisco AnyConnect VPN (also known as CUVPN) will be updated. The update will automatically install the next time you connect to the VPN after 6/5. Functionality will not be ...
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The ‘Classic’ Teams version will be unsupported starting July 1, 2024. If you are seeing the ‘Switch now’ message in MS Teams, now is an excellent time to click that button and upgrade. The ...
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PhishAlarm is a new method of reporting suspicious messages directly to the Cornell IT (CIT) Security Office from your Microsoft Outlook with the tap of a button. For years, Cornell and CCE community members ...
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Beware of Tax-Related Frauds and Scams Watch out for those “W-2 Reports” and “Tax Deduction” Reviews Your taxes (and tax stress) are an opening for cyberattacks. Beware of Tax-Related Frauds and Scams has links ...
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Cybercriminals are active year-round, but during the holiday season they are busier than ever. While everyone is doing more shopping, and getting more notifications or more emails, scammers know they have more chances to ...
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The presence of AI “bots” in Zoom meetings can not only be unwanted and distracting, but might also expose host and attendee data and Personal Identifiable Information (PII) to vendors and others. As with ...
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We all play a critical role in protecting the privacy of data. Malicious actors are continually probing for weaknesses in our defenses. Common methods for unauthorized access into our systems are via phishing e-mails, ...
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I wanted to forward the information about the second meeting in the CCE Copy Club webinar-workshop series (see e-mail below from Melissa Hill). It was posted in the Extension Insider e-news and sent to ...
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Cornell will be updating the look and feel of the Duo prompt used for Two-Step Login. These changes will make authenticating sign-ins more secure, streamlined, and accessible. When Cornell moves to the new Duo ...
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CCE staff with licensed Adobe products will log in using Cornell’s Single Sign-On with Two-Step Login (Duo) starting on Monday, December 19th. Say good-bye to having to remember and use a different password for ...
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