Author: Judith MacFadyenThe Lifecycle of Devices This article explains what we mean by “in support devices “and why it’s critical to stop using unsupported devices and dispose of them correctly. By understandingContinue reading Device Lifecycle: Why it is important that you are using an “in support device”
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. Now in its 21st year, Cyber Security Awareness Month is an international initiative to raise awareness about how to stay safe online. This year’s programmeContinue reading October is Cyber Security Awareness Month
Information about the knowledge sessions Digital Technology Services (DTS) are holding at the beginning of the new academic year. Audio-Visual Sessions The DTS Audio-Visual team are offering staff sessions demonstratingContinue reading DTS Teaching Technology Sessions
Telephone support round the clock Our telephone support hours have been extended to provide 24-hour assistance every day of the year including weekends, bank and public holidays and University closures. Continue reading New! Out of hours IT support
What are the options for Wi-Fi on campus? You may (or probably not) have noticed that the options for Wi-Fi on campus have changed. We have tidied up the displayedContinue reading Guest Wi-Fi
University of Reading upgrades to Windows 11 DTS will begin the process of deploying the Windows 11 operating system to computers within the University estate from the beginning of JuneContinue reading Announcing the rollout of Windows 11
Device Policy & Device Lifecycle Management This article explains how the Device Lifecycle Management team is putting the new Device Policy into practice. As introduced in my previous post, theContinue reading Putting the Device Policy into practice
University of Reading Device Policy The Device Policy has been adopted by the University Executive Board (UEB) with effect from 1 April 2024. We’ve provided a summary of the policyContinue reading UEB adopts Device Policy
Phishing (pronounced “fishing”) is a cybercrime that involves tricking individuals into divulging sensitive information such as passwords, credit card details, or personal identification. How big is the threat? Phishing attacksContinue reading Phishing: remain vigilant
Goodbye Microsoft Stream Classic! Microsoft Stream Classic will be closing to users for good at the end of June 2024. The video service has been replaced by Microsoft “StreamContinue reading Microsoft Stream migration to “Stream on SharePoint”
