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Hit the Ground Running with these Tech Resources Move in weekend is just around the corner. Let these tech resources give you a HEAD START to a successful fall semester....
Hit the Ground Running with these Tech Resources Move in weekend is just around the corner. Let these tech resources give you a HEAD START to a successful fall semester....
Using Microsoft Teams and OneDrive to Organize Department Files This online session introduces ECU faculty and staff to using Microsoft Teams and OneDrive to organize, store and collaborate using department...
Certificate Authority (CA) root certificates are an industry standard that protect our network, users and digital data. They play a crucial role in validating a website's identity and, therefore, its...
macOS Tahoe is now available to ECU users. Tahoe offers a number of new features you can check out at www.apple.com/os/macos/. However, as with all macOS upgrades, before proceeding you should...
Account authentication has always been one of ECU's most important security strategies for users. To make verification convenient as well as secure, ECU now offers several authentication technologies. These solutions make...
NOTE: Faculty and staff using an ECU-managed macOS computer will continue to change their password through their computer – not through Microsoft 365 My Account. On Monday, August 18, current faculty, students and...
So you think that downloading free music and movies from the Internet is a great idea? You might want to think twice about that. ECU blocks all file-sharing traffic on...
ECU will soon begin the migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11 for university-owned computers. Windows 11 is the latest operating system released by Microsoft and provides both improved security and...
Since 2004, the President of the United States and Congress have declared the month of October to be Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a dedicated month for the public and private sectors...
If you accidentally respond to a phishing email, change your password immediately, verify your multifactor methods, then call the IT service Desk at 252-328-9866. Phishing emails appear legitimate but are...