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Data Privacy Week is an excellent time to review which applications have access to your personal and health data, particularly if you downloaded them for free.

A new generation of digital signs at the university includes vehicular signs in high-traffic areas and at campus gateways, pedestrian signs that line popular paths, wall-mounted pedestrian signs, and indoor displays in U buildings.

It is a violation of federal law and university policy to share and/or distribute copyrighted materials without the permission of the copyright holder.

The Strategic Information Technology Committee (SITC) met on January 11, the Architecture and New Technology Committee (ANTC) met on January 24, and the Teaching and Learning Portfolio (TLP) met on January 19. The Enterprise Web Advisory Council (EWAC) did not meet in January.

UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

As this year draws to a close, we take a moment to reflect on some of UIT's most notable achievements, events, and employee features and news.

In 2021, UIT published 111 articles in its Node 4 newsletter, dozens of which were cross-posted in @theU, Researcher’s Corner, Campus Connect, and Pulse. A security advisory about “smishing” garnered the most attention.

This holiday season, the Information Security Office recommends that members of the university community take a few minutes to improve the security of their home networks — especially if someone in their household receives a new tech device as a gift.

Even with lower turnout and fewer research computing sites attending in-person, UIT Center for High Performance Computing (CHPC) staff had many valuable discussions with fellow SC21 attendees about shared practices, experiences, and issues.

Take your IT professional development to the next level in 2022 by enrolling in an ITIL 4 Foundations class, offered (or taught) by University of Utah instructors.