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As virtual meetings continue to play a key role in how students, faculty and staff collaborate, it’s important to take a few simple steps to ensure your meetings stay secure, productive and interruption-free.
Following a thorough review supported by faculty and staff from across Ohio University, the Office of Information Technology is announcing changes to online proctoring software offerings.
Ohio University’s Information Security Office has put together information to help students, faculty and staff better understand social engineering attacks,
Ohio University’s Information Security Office has provided resources to empower students, faculty and staff with the knowledge to identify, report and mitigate these attacks
Ohio University's Information Security Office has put together information designed to help students, faculty and staff protect their personal security online.
OHIO students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in upcoming vendor demonstrations and testing opportunities for the Enterprise Survey and Course Evaluation Project.
This effort demonstrates how collaboration across planning units can create new opportunities to strengthen the University’s technology foundation while reducing operational costs.
In order help Ohio University students, faculty and staff stay safe, OHIO's Information Security Office has put together a website filled with informaiton about secure computing.
Learn how you can report legitimate emails so they don’t get incorrectly flagged as phishing attempts.
OHIO students and researchers are using the Ohio Supercomputer Center to take on complex, data-intensive work—from simulating medical research problems to creating digital art with artificial intelligence.
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.
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.
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.
Top Hat will remain available through Fall Semester 2026, and instructors are encouraged to begin exploring alternative approaches.
