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While AI tools can be incredibly helpful, it’s important to understand the risks involved when sharing information with them - especially as we work to safeguard University data and maintain compliance.
Ohio University faculty can begin entering required syllabus information for Fall Semester 2026–27 beginning March 30 in Canvas.
The Ohio University Information Security Office has put together helpful resources to help OHIO researchers protect their research data.
While Artificial intelligence tools can be incredibly helpful, it’s important to understand the risks involved when sharing information with them.
The Ohio University Information Security Office has put together guidance for how faculty and staff can best secure their workspaces no matter where they are working.
Ohio University Learning Communites Programs celebrated their Fall 2025 instructors, Learning Community leaders and advocates at the annual Learning Community Programs Awards.
OHIO’s Office of Information Technology is launching the Enterprise Survey and Course Evaluation Project as a comprehensive review of Ohio University’s survey and evaluation technologies.
The Ohio University Information Security Office has put together a website for students, faculty and staff about information security incidents, and how to report a potential incident.
Ohio University’s compliance deadline is April 24, 2026.
Many Ohio University students, faculty and staff enjoy online gaming. It’s important to remember, though, that you need to be aware of cybersecurity issues while you are playing online games.
Oracle Cloud has been selected as the next platform for Ohio University’s human resources and finance enterprise resource planning (ERP) system following a comprehensive evaluation process.
In order to help OHIO employees protect their data, the Information Security Office has published new website guidance around employment-related scams and phishing.
Ohio University students, faculty and staff are reminded to think about cybersecurity and protecting personal data when using social media.
Phishing is when internet attackers impersonate someone or something you know to get you to disclose sensitive information, such as your password or credit card details.
These annual sessions provide important guidance for program administrators and hiring staff involved in camps, educational programs, athletic activities, and other events that welcome minors to campus.
