When do you need to use the campus VPN?
What is a VPN?
VPN is an acronym that stands for Virtual Private Network. Eligible users (registered students and employees) can connect to the UCLA Campus VPN.
IT Tips
Excitement is in the air – graduation is near! With all the end of year commencement activities, we want to remind upcoming graduates to please back up your data.
Welcome, Bruins! Here are some tech tips from IT Services to help you get the resources you need to jump start your year.
Learn the importance of prepping your social media profiles for job interviews
You've polished your resume and cover letters and practiced your interview skills. But have you also done a social media self-check?
Just a few simple steps is all it takes to help you stay safe all year.
Each spring, we clean our homes — why not give your online life a fresh start as well? Refreshing your online life is simple. Here are some tips for your digital spring cleaning:
Need Wi-Fi, a VPN, or Microsoft Office? Contact the IT Support Center.
Various campus services are available to all active UCLA students, staff, and faculty. These services include:
VPNs have become very popular this year, as officials question privacy regulations.
IT Services can help you create or transform your department's website.
Did you know that IT Services now offers staff and faculty a high-performance, scalable and secure solution for publishing websites? UCLA departments no longer have to design and build their own sites and maintain their own web servers. IT Services has partnered with Acquia, a cloud platform-provider, to offer you a feature-rich Drupal content management system.
IT Services is making it easier for UCLA to communicate and stay safe during emergencies.
Whether you're a job applicant or a long-time employee, what you post matters.
According to CareerBuilder’s most recent annual social media survey, 60% of employers use social media sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter to screen job candidates. Information technology, sales, and financial organizations are the most likely to use this screening technique.
