Connect to eduroam Connecting to Wi-Fi is probably the first thing you do when you get new tech or visit a new location. At UNC, our primary wireless network is eduroam. Whether you have a new device or are new … Read more

It’s Data Privacy Week and ITS is celebrating by sharing tips to help you protect your digital privacy at work and at home. Here are some tips to help you shield your identity, important documents, passwords and data from prying … Read more

Anita Collins has led ITS’ Change Management team for 12 1/2 years. The Chapel Hill resident is a Certified Change Management Professional (CCMP).  “One of the things I love most about my job is that I learn something new every … Read more

1. Have fun  We use Zoom for more than just meetings — holiday parties, birthdays, happy hours and team building sessions give us opportunities to have fun with our colleagues. In the early days, virtual backgrounds were the only way … Read more

There’s a lot to do before you head out of town and it’s a good idea to incorporate some digital housekeeping into your planning.  Install updates Make sure software and devices are up to date. Not only does this help … Read more

In a guest post for Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Jared Perdue, Information Security Specialist with the Information Security Office, shares tips for keeping your mobile devices secure. Our mobile devices contain a great deal of valuable data. No matter what device … Read more

ITS is now requiring all of its employees to complete digital accessibility training. For this next performance plan cycle that ends March 31, 2022, all ITS employees are asked to complete a 90-minute Digital Accessibility Awareness course provided by the … Read more

UNC-Chapel Hill is switching to a system of changing Onyen passwords to once a year rather than every 91 days. For the convenience of changing their password just one time per year, campus community members will need to create passwords … Read more

Workers and workplaces are really good at creating lots of files and folders, but most organizations provide little–if any–training or guidance on how to keep all those digital and paper files from amassing into an unwieldy problem. Sure, the cost … Read more