Looking for a webinar you couldn’t attend? Check out the CCE Staff Site’s past events page: https://staff.cce.cornell.edu/events-archive Highlighted IT & Communications recordings that are now posted: Password Management with LastPass: https://vod.video.cornell.edu/media/1_0r87u8lz Open Broadcaster Software ...
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This e-mail contains some useful Vishing, and SmShing, information to help you stay safe. (No, that isn’t a typo – this is about Vishing NOT phishing this time!) If you have any questions, please ...
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With the flurry of phishing e-mails going around from compromised accounts, now is a good time to remind everyone about the Two-Step Login option for your e-mail. We are all required to use two-step ...
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Zoom has issued a new version of its client applications for Windows and Mac to address security issues. All computers–both Cornell-owned and personally owned–running Zoom Client for Meetings should be updated. Is Zoom Desktop ...
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Many of you have most likely heard about “Zoom Bombing” on the news by now. The FBI is warning us about reports of people intruding on Zoom calls with pornographic or hate images. New ...
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Phishing attacks are on the rise during this time so I apologize for the amount of e-mail warnings you have and will receive from me. Be wary of e-mails you receive in your Inbox. ...
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What a week! It’s been a crash course on how to successfully work from home and how to better utilize online tools, like Zoom and Skype. I want to give a big shout out ...
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Skype for Business is a text, audio and video messaging system which is installed on all computers, as part of the Microsoft Office Suite. Zoom is great for meetings but when you want to ...
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The CCE staff site has some great resources on how to connect and host a Zoom meeting. Check them out at https://staff.cce.cornell.edu/units/it/zoom-and-skype-business. Here are a few of those resources to get you started: Zoom ...
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If you are saving all of your important files to your association’s shared drive in the appropriate program folder – Great! No worries. You are all set. This tech tip is geared to those ...
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