Last week, IS&T made an announcement regarding the a recent cyber-attack on Pulse VPN. Many of the victims of this attach range from Financial Institutions, Higher Education, Government Agencies, and even Defense Contractors. Fortunately, Chapman University has not been affected by the recent attack and IS&T has already implemented the recommended mitigations. However, we are
Our Rinker IS&T Support team is excited to announce the launch of new HyFlex Connect Room technology in RK95-215. The room is now equipped with seven large TV monitors, each with their own individual AppleTV unit so users can wirelessly screen-share with others. Additionally, each TV has HDMI connections so users can directly connect their
New guidance on cloud storage & platforms Cloud services have transformed how Chapman University creates, disseminates, and stores information over the past several years. IS&T has long recognized the need to continue to adapt to the changing landscape as it pertains to the large number of cloud options at our disposal. We are pleased to
Over the past several months, the Rinker IS&T support team has implemented a new Contactless Check-In system. The new receptionist system offers Rinker visitors the ability to check in from their own mobile devices without having to touch the iPad kiosk at the reception desk. Here is how it works: Visitors can
Don’t be alarmed – a virus has NOT been installed on your computer. Currently, our video teleconferencing tool is Skype for Business (S4B), but it will eventually phase out. All functionality of Skype for Business will be available on Microsoft Teams. Recently, you may have noticed a new application installed on your computer that auto
Chapman University’s very own Vice President and Chief Information Officer Helen Norris recently co-authored an article for the Educause Review newsletter on developing security profiles to assess information security risks within a university setting, ideas on technical tools and techniques to help in reducing those risks, and how to measure whether those techniques are actually