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As the start of fall semester approaches, UIT has once again established a special monitoring and response team to swiftly address any core service degradation that may occur as students, faculty, instructors, and staff return to campus.

UIT is pleased to announce that Bryan Morris, technical supervisor for Network and Communications Infrastructure, and Rachael Sheedy, senior project manager for the Project Management Office, have been selected to fill existing vacancies on the Kevin Taylor Service Award committee.

A pilot program testing a new user access review process has passed the halfway point. The U's Information Security Office is implementing the process, which will soon require all managers at the University of Utah to review their employees’ access to certain high-risk applications.

Every high-profile technology owes its existence to lower-profile platforms. Take the database. Nothing would be on the internet without one, and without database management, University applications simply wouldn't exist.

It used to be that you had applications, and you had the network. Then in 2013, Cisco announced an ambitious data center strategy that centered around the idea of Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI).

After two months of whirlwind introductions, Dr. Randy Arvay, the University’s new chief information security officer (CISO), is starting to settle in.

On a hot spring day that felt every bit like summer, members of University Information Technology, Information Technology Services, and University Medical Billing took a break from the office to gather at the Gallivan Center for fun, music, and food.

University Information Technology is excited to announce a new service that’s sure to make IT managers happy: affordable object-based storage for archives, backups, and data replication.

With the frequency and complexity of cyber attacks targeting universities and hospitals rising – day and night – the Security Assurance Team in UIT's Information Security Office launched a 24/7 Security Operation Center in March.

UIT's Teaching & Learning Technologies (TLT) provides a do-it-yourself screen recording tool in Canvas – the Kaltura Desktop Recorder - which is available to all U faculty, staff and students.