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Learn about scheduled changes to the SSO appearance at CWRU
In partnership with the University Marketing and Communications department, University Technology ([U]Tech) at Case Western Reserve worked to redesign the appearance of the SSO display window. To align with the university’s branding goals, the familiar dog-ear box has been replaced by a simple…
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Office of Information Security announces new email reporting update to report suspicious emails
As part of ongoing efforts to keep the Case Western Reserve University digital campus secure from cyber threats, the Office of Information Security is rolling out a new and improved way to report suspicious emails using the “Abnormal Report Phish” button. This tool, which streamlines how potential…
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Note recent updates made to default expiration settings for public Box shared links
Effective May 18, to improve security and reduce the unintentional over-sharing of university data, University Technology ([U]Tech) will implement a change to public sharing links in Box. This update specifically addresses shared links set to "People with the link," which are publicly accessible to…
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Upgrade to the new campus VPN by May 31
To enhance network security and provide a more reliable remote connection experience, Case Western Reserve University is transitioning the primary Virtual Private Network (VPN) service from FortiClient to OpenVPN. OpenVPN offers improved connection stability, broader compatibility across different…
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Learn about login changes coming to CWRU applications
Effective May 18, [U]Tech will be upgrading login security for most Case Western Reserve University applications by moving to Duo Verified Push and retiring less secure methods.What you need to doTo maintain access to university systems, you must have the Duo Mobile app installed on your smartphone…
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Learn about login changes for university applications
Effective May 18, the University Technology ([U]Tech) office will update the login process for Duo-integrated university applications at Case Western Reserve. Applications that will receive updates include Canvas, PeopleSoft Financials and Student Information System, among others, to provide better…
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Update latest version of Duo Mobile
To avoid DuoPush Security sign-in issues, members of the Case Western Reserve University community are encouraged to update the Duo Mobile app by Feb. 2. Older versions may have trouble approving sign-ins after that date. To ensure your version is up to date, open Duo Mobile, tap the menu (three…
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Protect your device and digital information
As Cybersecurity Awareness Month comes to a close, members of the Case Western Reserve University community are encouraged to focus on securing devices they use every day—phones, laptops, tablets and smartwatches—which carry sensitive university and personal data. To prevent threats and improve…
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Clean up your digital footprint during Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Just like clutter builds up in your home, it can build up in your online life too. Old accounts, unused apps and saved information can leave you exposed to unnecessary risks. This week, take a few minutes to tidy up your digital space and protect your personal and university information. What’s…
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Protect sensitive information with cybersecurity safety measures
Cyber attackers are getting smarter and can sometimes get past basic login protections, such as text messages, phone calls or simple Duo push approvals. To help protect those who work and study at Case Western Reserve, the university recently added Verified Duo Push for logging into HCM. This…