(Originally posted on 12/23/19) Network access from all university-owned computers running Windows 7 will be blocked beginning January 14, 2020. As previously announced, Microsoft has scheduled the “End of Life” for Windows 7 on that date and leaving these machines on our network creates a significant security risk to the entire university community. If you […]
Clarkson’s Teaching & Learning Corner (TLC) kindly reminds all instructors to take steps to ready their course for a successful semester. Here’s How: Check out this Checklist for a handy guide, complete with dates, links to How To articles and information for additional support. Remember: The Teaching & Learning Corner is available to faculty seeking support in course
The University has recently finalized a WiFi policy which prohibits the use of personal WiFi routers/access points, and OIT is asking for cooperation from all Clarkson community members to stop using such devices at this time. We all have a ton of devices that we want to be connected the Internet. Smartphones, tablets, printers, computers
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The Office of Information Technology will be performing maintenance to filservers (Shared Drives) and PeopleSoft beginning the evening of Wednesday 12/18/2018 that will cause interruptions in services. The following services will be affected: Shared Drives P, S, & U PeopleSoft Maintenance on the fileservers (Shared Drives) will begin around 6:00pm Wednesday 12/19/2018 with all services
Clarkson’s Teaching & Learning Corner (TLC) celebrates National Distance Learning Week by introducing new resources with a focus on Quality Matters. Quality Matters (QM) is a faculty-centered, peer review process designed to certify the quality of online courses and online components. Quality Matters has generated widespread interest and received national recognition for its peer-based approach
The Office of Information Technology has been alerted to a recent increase in suspicious email activity, including reports of people receiving fraudulent emails coming from what appears to be a familiar Clarkson name or department. These types of emails are known as “phishing” which is this practice of sending emails that appear to be coming
As National Cyber Security Awareness Month is winding down, we want to stress the importance of ensuring your online safety and protecting sensitive data. Clarkson expects it of all faculty, staff, and students. All faculty and staff are required to take the InfoSec 101 & 102 courses in Moodle and follow its guidance. In addition,
Improving cyber-safety is all about establishing a routine No matter where you work, or your job title, part of your responsibility is ensuring online safety and protecting sensitive data. Clarkson expects it of all faculty, staff, and students. Take advantage of training the university provides like the InfoSec 101 & 102 courses in Moodle and
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Clarkson University is committed to the protection of intellectual property and copyright. Actions that deliberately infringe on copyright and other intellectual property rights are inconsistent with the Clarkson Values and a violation of the Clarkson University Information Systems Acceptable Use Policy. Such actions will not be tolerated.
