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All Teams Phone Users Required to Accept Annual E911 Acknowledgement Form
This is not a phishing attempt. If you have questions or concerns, please contact your local IT or the Technology Services Help Desk. Due to Federal Communications Commission regulations, we are required to update to our E911 acknowledgement for Teams phone users. Failure to accept the Terms of Use will block access to ALL […]
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign IT Recognized by EdScoop
U of I IT and CIO Mairéad Martin were recognized as industry leaders by EdScoop.
Illinois Wiki Retirement Announcement
Technology Services will retire the Illinois Wiki by June 30, 2024. Learn more about milestones and to get help.
Microsoft 365 Changes Coming in May
Read details about Microsoft 365 updates and how it affects our university.
Your First Step as a New Illini – Claim Your NetID
Congratulations to our New Illini! Learn about claiming your NetID – the first essential step to joining our Illinois family.
Ho Ho Hold the Phone
The holiday season comes with an increase in celebrations, meals, gatherings, and more. And it also comes with an increase in the risk of scam attempts.
Five Ways to Use Technology to Decrease Your Stress
It’s a stressful time of year with holidays and the end of the semester. Technology can add to that stress, or it can be used to minimize the stress. Technology Services offers some simple, easy-to-implement ideas to use technology to help get you through finals and holiday stress.
Urbana USC Project Team Recommends Adjustments to Training and Support
The USC Best Practices and SecApp Resources project team, in partnership with Technology Services, has developed recommendations for USC responsibilities, identifying USCs, and auditing of Unit USCs.
Phishing Protection
In recognition of cybersecurity month, Technology Services set a goal to educate faculty, staff, and students about phishing via “Phish Market”, held at the Digital Computer Lab.