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U organizations must ensure that software purchased, leased, or developed by the university is reviewed for compliance with IT security requirements and accessibility requirements for persons with disabilities.

The Enterprise Web Advisory Council (EWAC) met on April 14. The Strategic Information Technology Committee (SITC) will next meet on May 10, the Architecture and New Technology Committee (ANTC) will reconvene on May 23, and the next Teaching and Learning Portfolio (TLP) meeting will take place on May 12.

UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

Monty Kaufusi strives to improve the lives of those around him through leadership, problem-solving, and such service as the UIT-ITS Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee.

Syndi Haywood, associate director for UIT Voice Services and Business Administration, recently received the 2022 James McCune Smith Award of Veneration from the U’s Black Cultural Center and Black Faculty and Staff Association for being an awe-inspiring example of dignity, wisdom, dedication, and excellence.

The goal of the U’s phishing and cybersecurity awareness efforts is to educate employees (and soon, students) in a safe practice environment about phishing, social engineering, and other online threats so they can better protect themselves and the university against increasingly brazen criminals.

UIT’s Robert Lake likes to center his Zoom meeting backgrounds around a theme. He shows up in costume, often with background music, props, and even in makeup — much to the delight of his colleagues.

Amazon, Google, and other online businesses know that you are the key to their success, so they focus on collecting information about you. Cybercriminals do the same. This Identity Management Day, the ISO encourages you to take extra steps to protect your online accounts and devices.

Since the June 2021 project kickoff, the One U PeopleSoft Finance Transformation Project team has worked nonstop to engage dozens of main campus and University of Utah Health stakeholders in Phase 2 activities.

Tax season is here again and so are tax scams. Criminals use tax season as an opportunity to phish us in emails, to socially engineer us in other mediums, and to steal our identities in a variety of ways.