October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CAM), an annual, nationwide initiative dedicated to educating individuals and organizations on how to fortify their digital security. As we ramp up for another academic year, it is a great time to be reminded that cybercriminals can strike from anywhere and ongoing cybersecurity awareness training is important to help us sharpen skills and protect against data breaches, phishing, and other cyber threats.
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UCLA IT Services (ITS) recently completed a monumental 15-month project designed to make the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health’s IT services better, safer and more efficient.
In a move to further position UCLA at the forefront of artificial intelligence advancements and to bring focused innovative technology to UCLA and the University of California system,
Chris Mattmann has been named UCLA’s inaugural chief data and artificial intelligence officer. The position is the first of its kind at any University of California campus and one of just a few at universities in the U.S.
I would like to share the latest update on our IT initiatives via the IT Executive Dashboard, with highlights provided below.
Starting Sept. 3, 2024: YOUR ACCOUNT WILL BE DISABLED; you will be unable to log in to your Google account, including mail, and will need to contact the Help Desk for further assistance
As we approach the end of July, I’d like to share the IT Executive Dashboard and a few notable highlights with you.
As we close the academic year and transition into summer, I’d like to share the IT Executive Dashboard and a few notable highlights with you.
We are writing to share that Permanent Baseline Quotas have been applied to all UCLA Google Workspace personal accounts and shared drives on June 27, 2024 (with exception to those accounts that were granted quota extension).
The June 27 Google Workspace Service Adjustments deadline is fast approaching. If you have large amounts of data to transfer, you are invited to join the next edition of the Research Tech Talks webinar series on Tuesday, June 11, 2024.
As we journey toward the end of the academic year, I’d like to share the IT Executive Dashboard and a few notable highlights with you.
I would like to share the latest update on our IT initiatives through the IT Executive Dashboard, with highlights provided below.
We're thrilled to announce a suite of new features designed to make your SiteDen experience more versatile and user-friendly.
The Mainframe Systems team will upgrade the OASIS CICS regions from V5.4 to V5.6 on Sunday, 6/16/24, at 6 a.m. The upgrade is anticipated to be completed before 9 a.m. and will be monitored post-implementation until 10 a.m.
This upgrade is necessary since the current version is no longer supported.
The rapid rise of powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools over the past several years has been met with feelings of both enthusiasm and concern. However, no matter how one feels about this technology, it certainly has significant implications for the way we conduct our research, academic and administrative activities.
To uphold my commitment ensuring that all our academic, administrative, and research partners throughout UCLA have full visibility into our ITS Program Portfolio, I’d like to share the IT Executive Dashboard and a few notable highlights.
IAMUCLA Support and the IT Services (ITS) teams will perform a Disaster Recovery (DR) exercise of the UCLA Single Sign-On (SSO) service on Sunday, 3/24/2024 from 1-2 a.m. PT. This is to ensure that critical applications will function as expected during an outage.
As we progress through the winter quarter, I’d like to share the IT Executive Dashboard and a few notable highlights with you.
We are writing to share that Google has introduced a new model for Google Workspace for Education (GWE) that ends unlimited storage on Nov. 1, 2024, for all educational institutions.
DESCRIPTION: UCLA IT Services — Network Services will be upgrading the code on the campus core routers on Sunday, March 3, 0500-1400. No network interruption is expected during the maintenance as core routers will be upgraded one at a time, and the network traffic will be routed to redundant paths.