IT Services

In UC’s ongoing commitment to safeguarding and protecting your personal data, the UC Office of the President (UCOP) is introducing enhanced security verification for accessing UCPath beginning on December 20, 2024.

Through a partnership with the University of California, UCLA Information Technology Services (ITS) is excited to announce that, starting today, all departments can request premium Canva accounts for UCLA faculty and staff members at a discounted rate.

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

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.

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.

UCLA IT Services completed an assessment of current usage to understand the impact of this change and inform a solution that is best for our community. In the months ahead, UCLA will implement incremental changes on the following schedule...

Network Services will be replacing the Campus Backbone distribution router at CSB1 with a new hardware on Sunday, December 11, 2022, from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.

On Nov. 16, 2021, IT Services will update the Adobe Creative Cloud accounts for users supported by our Desktop Services team. Their Adobe Creative Cloud account will be updated to use UCLA’s campuswide license agreement.

Sophos Antivirus version 9.10.2 is now supported on macOS Big Sur. Please visit the Installing Sophos Anti-Virus (macOS) knowledge base article for details regarding additional prompts that must be authorized for the application to properly function.

In order to make our UCPath reports easier to find, we have reorganized the folder structure in Cognos to more closely align with each report's intended purpose.

SentinelOne has released 4.6.10.3673 which is their GA client supporting Big Sur. The install package is available through the SentinelOne management console for all campus SentinelOne Administrators. Additional information, including details around support for Apple’s new M1 processor, can be found in the SentinelOne: FAQ on Big Sur Support knowledge base article.

I am pleased to announce the official launch of Slack: UCLA’s new collaboration and messaging tool for students, faculty, and staff. Slack is designed to help us communicate and work together, connecting us to UCLA information and resources in the current remote environment.

On May 17, 2020, at 6:00 a.m., IT Services will be performing a code update to the Enterprise Data Warehouse Services (EDWS). The update will reduce downstream sync issues that have been prevalent the last few weeks.

Switching to online learning can be especially challenging for students who now need to find their own internet sources and devices. These resources can help.