Additional IT resources

We could all use a little help when it comes to our online safety and security — these UIT and national IT resources are a great place to start.

Campus Help Desk

Have an IT problem? Our Campus Help Desk experts would love to fix it. Also, check in on the status of myriad university systems.

The Knowledge Base offers guides on the most common IT questions and services, including IoT connectivity and UMail for mobile devices.

Protect your information and reduce the risk of malicious attacks with these security essentials from OSL.

2FA prevents people from using your account to log in to U websites, even if they have your uNID/password.

Follow the Information Security Office's Twitter account for cybersecurity news, IT tips, security advisories, and more.

Download for tips on how to keep your personal info safe, protect your devices, and prevent theft.

Download for tips on how to prevent, recognize, and avoid scams that put your devices and information at risk.

Download for tips on identifying the various types of phishing schemes and how to avoid falling for them.

UIT's Cyber Security Awareness Month website contains a lot of helpful information about protecting against cyberthreats.

Box provides 1TB of free, secure cloud storage. Simply log in with your uNID and CIS password to activate your account.

Follow the Twitter account for information about UIT and ITS outages and downtimes. These also will be posted on uofu.status.io.

Sign up to receive email and/or text message alerts during campus emergenices — like severe weather. You also can download the Heads Up app.

Eduroam provides U students, facult, and staff secure wireless internet access when visiting partner institutions across the globe.

The National Cyber Security Alliance website aims to educate and empower people to use the internet safely and securely.

Stop. Think. Connect. is an online safety awareness campaign to help people stay safe and secure online.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on enabling 2FA on commonly used social media, apps, and websites.