OneIT

Click here to read the full edition of Up with IT – March 2020.

Subject matter experts from across the University and committee chairs continue to convene as working groups work to compile OneIT recommendations for the Chancellor and CIO by April 1. Current updates provided by working group chairs: Customer Service Update The Customer Service working group has referred to the Service Catalog to start determining Enterprise and […]

Click here to read the full edition of Up with IT – February 2020.

After two years of analysis, hundreds of interviews by consultant BerryDunn, and hours of consideration by Chancellor Dubois, today the IT assessment reached resolution when Chancellor Dubois shared his decision to move forward with BerryDunn’s One IT recommendation in an email to all faculty and staff. The Office of OneIT, which will be fully functional […]

Click here to read the full edition of Up with IT – January 2020.

IT Projects in 2019 Firewall Rule Request Form Banner Outage Dec. 7 & 21, 2019 Click here to read the full edition of Up with IT – December 2019.

Highlights of Up with IT – November 2019 include: IT Projects: Inclusive Access to Digital Courses IT Security and Awareness: Cybersecurity Misconceptions; Peer-to-Peer Networking Changes IT News: Operating Systems End-of-Life Notices IT Training: Google Docs for Beginners and Advanced Google Docs Click here to read the full edition of Up with IT – November 2019.

The phishing email previewed below reportedly hit at least 1,500 UNC Charlotte faculty and staff accounts on Tuesday, October 8 at approximately 6:34 p.m. As of publishing time, the Information Technology Services team has identified seven customers who clicked on malicious links and provided their passwords. The attack displayed classic phishing tactics: As UNC Charlotte […]

Click here to read Up with IT — October 2019.

Malicious email attachments aim to steal your data! Another nasty malware campaign designed to get you to click on malicious attachments is making its rounds. This one is called Emotet, and it’s not pretty. What is Emotet? Emotet is a type of trojan malware that infects computers via spam email through “attachments” and “macro-enabled” document […]