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Hello Fellow Panther’s, As many of you are already aware, there was a PeopleSoft / Tools upgrade completed over this past weekend.  Even though the upgrade was successful, there was an unexpected issue with the internet browser caching causing reports not to open.  Below, we have provided some easy to follow instructions on how to

With Phishing, just like fishing, there is a lure, a line and a bucket. Of course, all of this is virtual. Here is how it works. The Lure: The “Lure” is the part of the phishing scheme that you see. You receive an email that, at a glance, looks safe. Then you see a link

Please join us on February 15th for the Grand Opening of the Chapman TechHub located in 104 DeMille.  The event begins at 11:30, and goes until 6.  Feel free to drop in at any time during the day.  A full schedule can be found at chapman.edu/techhub. The brand new Tech Hub will be an open

Happy New Year and welcome back!  IS&T is excited to share some our new tools and services with you. TECH HUB We are excited to announce the opening of the new Tech Hub in DeMille 104. The Tech Hub is a welcoming space on campus for collaboration around all things technology. We welcome students, faculty and

Hello fellow panthers, The department of Information Security and the Student Business office would like to make all students aware of a cyber scam that is targeting students in an attempt to steal their financial information. Here is how the scam works: The bad guys send the user an email pretending to be from the

As part of an ongoing international effort to spread awareness about online safety, the National Cyber Security Alliance is hosting events today to help everyone around the world stay say online.  Today at 10:30am, Linkedin will be hosing a live webinar from San Francisco, CA, titled “Respecting Privacy, Safeguarding Data and Enabling Trust.” Please join

Late last week, a world-wide advisory regarding the Meltdown and Spectre hardware vulnerabilities has caught attention of many information security teams.  You may have seen it discussed in the media.  In a nutshell, these vulnerabilities revolve around hardware used in all computers and the applications used for data protection.  These vulnerabilities could have a very

Chapman is saying goodbye to the Dell desktop PCs as we switch over to a more modern technology called “Thin Client” computers. These new computers will be replacing the current desktop PCs located on the first floor of the Leatherby Libraries, near the printing stations and open work area.  Here is how they work: The