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The Information Security Office has put together information for Ohio University students, faculty and staff about storing data by solution.
Making informed decisions about where to safely store and share Ohio University data is very important.
Top Hat will remain available through Fall Semester 2026, and instructors are encouraged to begin exploring alternative approaches.
Following the campus wide survey announced earlier this spring, feedback shared by Ohio University students, faculty and staff is now available for the OHIO community to review.
Ohio University was recently made aware of a cybersecurity incident affecting Instructure, the company that operates Canvas, which is the University’s preferred learning management system.
Ohio University’s Information Security Office has put together a helpful website for the OHIO community about sensitive data.
Grosvenor Hall will be closed for electrical improvements during the summer, but OHIO IT services will continue uninterrupted during this time.
Ohio University’s Information Security Office, in collaboration with the IT Security Governance Committee, develops standards for the protection of University data and systems.
The Ohio University Information Security Office and University Compliance have created a resource to help students, faculty and staff stay safe online.
The Information Security Governance Standing Committee is charged annually by the IT Leadership Team and is empowered to inform strategy and decision rights for all University information security matters.
All Ohio University students, faculty and staff are encouraged to complete the 2026 Annual Information Technology (IT) Survey. The survey is available through Monday, April 27, 2026.
The OHIO Digital Accessibility Network (OHIO DAN) is offering a new learning opportunity focused on building practical, everyday digital accessibility skills. The course is open to everyone at OHIO
Ohio University students, faculty and staff are invited to look through the University’s Information Technology Policies website.
Oracle Cloud is the new enterprise system that will replace Ohio University’s current human resources and financial administrative systems.
Carter will assume the role beginning June 1 following the departure of current Chief Information Officer Chris Ament, who will join Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as its Chief Information Officer.
