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Information Systems & Technology (IS&T) is excited to invite the campus community to our Annual IS&T Open House, returning this spring with another fun, interactive twist: Tech Carnival. Thursday, April 23 2:30 – 4:00 p.m. IS&T Main Office, 635 W. Palm Ave. Last year’s IS&T Open House brought faculty and staff together for an afternoon of discovery, conversation,
The Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) team is excited to announce the lineup for our Fall 2025 Technology Workshops. Designed to inspire and empower faculty and staff, these sessions promise interactive learning, expert insights, and practical skills to enhance your everyday work. Why Attend? Expert Guidance: Our experienced IS&T training team will guide you through
AI tools have quickly become part of everyday work in higher education. You might use them to troubleshoot a tech issue, draft a document, prep a lesson, or answer a quick question. That convenience is exactly what attackers are now exploiting. Recent security research, including reports from Malwarebytes, highlights a growing campaign where malicious Google ads and
Chapman University’s Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) team is pleased to share the upcoming Technology Workshops for Spring 2026. These workshops will focus on enhancing productivity, creativity, and the application of artificial intelligence (AI). Why Attend? Professional Support: The IS&T training team will guide you through the latest technologies and best practices. Engaging Learning Experience: Join live sessions, participate in discussions, and view demonstrations to deepen your understanding of the
Cybercriminals are constantly refining their tactics, and phishing remains the most prevalent and dangerous form of social engineering. With the rise of AI, these attacks are becoming more convincing, harder to detect, and increasingly personalized. We would like to share some tips on how to detect and report the most prevalent phishing emails and scams.
Operating system and software updates are more than just routine maintenance—they’re your device’s first line of defense. While they often improve performance and introduce new features, their vital role is patching vulnerabilities that cybercriminals could exploit. By regularly updating your apps and operating systems, you reduce your exposure to threats and ensure your technology runs
Every account is a potential target for cyber threats, from campus portals to personal email and social media. That’s why enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) across university systems and personal devices is a smart, proactive step toward protecting your data. What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)? Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), also known as Multifactor Authentication (MFA), adds an
Passwords are the keys to our digital lives. From class registration and email accounts to banking and social media, every online service requires them. Unfortunately, weak or reused passwords remain one of the biggest reasons for compromised accounts. With so many data breaches, stale, old passwords are prime material for the hackers lurking in the
The Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) team is excited to kick things off with this year’s theme: Staying Safe Online. Throughout October, we’ll be sharing a series of informative blog posts and social media content—each designed to help you protect your digital life with confidence and ease. Here’s a glimpse of what we will share
We are excited to announce the launch of campus-wide access to Dedoose, a powerful cloud-based platform designed to help Chapman University’s approach to qualitative and mixed methods research. Whether you’re a faculty member conducting interviews, a student analyzing survey data, or a staff member evaluating program outcomes, Dedoose offers a flexible, collaborative environment to explore
Apple recently released new versions of macOS. While these updates often bring useful new features and enhancements, we strongly recommend that you avoid installing them immediately on devices owned by Chapman University. Why we recommend waiting: Software compatibility risks: Many applications used for teaching, research, and administrative work may not be immediately compatible with the
We would like to inform you about a recent change to Google Chrome’s Google Lens tool. This feature now appears as a ‘Homework help’ icon in Canvas and other learning management systems, making AI-powered content analysis and question answering easily accessible to students. Because Google Lens now appears prominently as ‘Homework help’ in Canvas, students
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October Marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month!