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UW-IT News
Learn how to mitigate common cybersecurity threats on Aug. 17
Join the Office of the CISO in a training session from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to help you make your apps and websites more secure.
Enhanced user experience in redesigned BI Portal
The new BI Portal offers a modern interface and backend consolidation for an enhanced customer experience. Learn more at IT Connect.
New wireless network for printers, TVs and other IoT devices
To increase security and improve connectivity for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, UW now has a dedicated wireless network. Please note it’s not meant for laptops, tablets and mobile devices.
Pick up some best practices to keep your data secure
The UW’s Chief Information Security Officer regularly updates its resources to help faculty and staff take steps to protect their data and the University’s institutional information.
Storage limits coming to UW Google
Effective June 11, 2024, UW Google accounts will be subject to a storage limit of 100GB, per changes to Google’s Workspace for Education product. Most users are well below this limit and will not be adversely affected by UW-IT’s implementation of storage quotas.
Free captioning training and services available for your videos
Apply to get your high-impact videos captioned without charge by UW-IT’s Accessible Technology Services. Many of UW’s videos made by various groups for YouTube are not captioned, or rely on YouTube’s auto-generated captions, which are most often not accurate enough.
UW-IT’s new IT guide promotes inclusive words on websites and in documentation
Originally developed as a reference for UW-IT, the IT Inclusive Language Guide explains why some common words and phrases in IT can be problematic and suggests more inclusive alternatives.
Use eduroam Wi-Fi network when you travel
Because the UW is a member of a network developed for the international research and education community, you get free Wi-Fi access at thousands of locations across the globe. Onboard your devices now before you travel.
Need technology help?
Email UW-IT at help@uw.edu or call 206-221-5000 for help with technology tools and services.