Box has changed how its “open-to-the-public” links are indexed and discoverable.
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The University of California is committed to providing an electronic environment that is accessible to everyone.
Did you miss our IT Services Customer Forum on November 2nd? Here’s what happened.
Guidelines for web developers and other content creators, to make their content accessible by individuals with disabilities.
On the morning of October 21, 2016, malicious actors launched a Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack against Dyn, an organization which provides managed DNS services to companies like Twitter, Spotify, Soundcloud, Github, and many others. The outage also affected Box, which is used throughout the UCLA campus.
The IT Services Training Center has produced a new video playlist, VoIP Custom User Preferences.
As of September 26, 2016, Box will discontinue support for Internet Explorer 9 and 10 including any version of compatibility mode that represents IE9 or IE10 in alignment with Microsoft's support cycle for these products. Usage of these browsers pose a security risk since these browsers will no longer receive security updates.
We’re here to take the worry out of IT and help you focus on what you do best, whether it’s learning, teaching, research, or administration.
We are pleased to offer an eCourse for Cognos Query Studio through UC Learning Center called “Up and Running with Cognos Query Studio v10+.” This course is designed for UCLA faculty and staff who analyze data and develop business insights for their department. Cognos Query Studio is the tool we use to view and transform data into meaningful insights that support your business decisions.
We are pleased to announce the availability of Purchasing and Accounts Payable (PAC) data in Cognos CDW. Effective June 27, 2016, you may log in to https://cdw.qdb.ucla.edu and create ad-hoc reports using Cognos Query Studio with the PAC data that has previously only been available in QDB.
In-coming freshmen and transfer students will get access to Google Workspace for UCLA.
Security breaches are unfortunately becoming everyday occurrences, and companies must be vigilant about protecting their online data. One security system widely utilized is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
From Thursday, December 24, 2015, through Sunday, January 3, 2016, the Information Technology Services (IT Services) office hours and systems hours of availability have been modified due to the University closure. For further information, please contact the IT Support Center at (310) 825-8000.
More than 150 UCLA IT decision-makers attended the IT Services Fall Customer Forum on Wednesday, November 4th. Senior managers discussed a variety of campus- and UC-wide IT initiatives, listed in this article.
