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Beware of University Phishing Attempts

By Kyle Peterson, IT Learning & Development Specialist

Phishing attempts are on the rise at Weber State University. Students, faculty and staff are prime targets of these attacks due to the sensitive nature of the data and systems at the university. Phishing schemes often involve fraudulent communications that appear to be from trusted sources, such as university departments, colleagues, or even well-known service providers. It's essential for everyone on our campus to be aware of the risks and know how to spot phishing attempts. This article explains how to recognize phishing and what you should do if you spot an attempt. Learn how to keep you and the university safe.

Time to Spring Clean your Cloud Storage

By Emily Miller, IT Learning and Development Specialist

If you’re looking for a sign to begin spring cleaning, this is it. But instead of pulling out your mop and duster, pull out your computer to spring clean your cloud! You have probably experienced how easy it is to accumulate files on your computer, and we all know someone – or maybe we are someone – who is convinced they will someday need their outdated files. In most cases, that simply isn’t true. By taking some time now to spring clean your cloud, you can either avoid or resolve the chaos threatening your cloud storage.

Duo Two-Factor Authentication to Protect University Accounts

By Kyle Peterson, IT Learning and Development Specialist

Learn why Weber State now requires Duo Two-Factor Authentication for all campus users?

The Information Technology Division Wishes Dr. Bret Ellis the Best on his Future Endeavors

By Written by CETE, Communications, Events, Training and Education

Welcome Student Affairs Technology!

By Written by CETE, Communications, Events, Training and Education