Most viewed: Node 4's top 10 articles of 2022

Since the publication of UIT's inaugural Node 4 newsletter in October, 2013, the UIT Strategic Communication team has researched, written, edited, designed, and published more than 100 newsletters. In 2022, the team published 111 Node 4 newsletter articles, continuing the legacy of providing timely, high-quality IT news and information to the broader University of Utah community.

“One of our favorite aspects of our role at the U is highlighting UIT's initiatives, projects, teams, and partnerships through UIT's Node 4 newsletter,” said Cassandra Van Buren, director for the UIT Strategic Communication team. “We appreciate our colleagues in UIT and across the institution who devote time to share their expertise and insights with us. We wouldn’t be able to keep the U community informed and celebrate the terrific work taking place within the organization without you.”

Here are the top 10 most-viewed UIT newsletter articles over the past year:

1. 1. 1. U rolling out Duo 2FA requirement for students, affiliates, and alumni
   2. 2. UIT to launch Phish Alert Button for all UMail accounts on August 8
   3. 3. Timekeeping tools help employees get paid during the UKG outage
   4. 4. Meet Your Colleagues: Service Management Platform Services Team
   5. 5. The U’s ISO rolls out new phishing awareness efforts
   6. 6. Personally identifiable information (PII) doesn’t belong in your email
   7. 7. Slate CRM to improve grad school application process
   8. 8. Sage sensors monitor environment, support ‘edge AI’
   9. 9. Cisco email encryption service upgrade will improve user experience
   10. 10. UIT Leadership Spotlight: Dave Packham, manager, UMail & Collaboration*
       
       *Packham has since been named associate director for Identity & Access Management.

In addition, the Strategic Communication team sent 48 announcements to UIT public information email service subscribers, which you can access on this archival website.

Finally, the following UIT-authored articles appeared in the University of Utah’s online newsletter This Week @theU in 2022. Many were cross-posted to Researcher’s Corner, Pulse (login required), and Campus Connect.

• Solving a cabling conundrum in the West Village
• Sage sensors monitor environment, support ‘edge AI’
• Cisco email encryption service upgrade
• A few simple actions make it easy to stay safe online
• One U PeopleSoft Finance Transformation Project update
• Phishing email asks users to validate their email accounts
• E911 location sharing is critical to your safety — and it’s the law
• Phishing email claims U password has expired, impersonates CAS and Duo login pages
• Personally identifiable information doesn’t belong in your email
• Everyone’s interested in your identity — from Amazon to cybercriminals
• Phase 2 activities continue in sweeping finance system overhaul
• Protect yourself from email and other scams

 

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