News
OneDrive Cloud Migration for OIT-Managed Users
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) is modernizing file storage for UCI, in a plan that includes migrating and storing files securely in Microsoft OneDrive.
OIT’s Wayne Fields Recognized as NACCU 2022 New Professional Award Recipient
Wayne Fields, Assistant Director, Student Affairs IT, received the NACCU 2022 New Professional Award for his work in bringing a new credentialing system to UCI.
Email Security Initiative Updates
OIT continues to make progress on the Email Security Initiative that was announced last Fall, with a focus on reducing campus risk related to email. Additional features are being introduced on April 7, 2022.
OIT Website Redesign
We have redesigned the OIT website from the ground up. Our focus is to standardize and simplify our content to make it easier for you to find the technology services you need.
2022 Annual Data Inventory
The Office of Information Technology, in partnership with UCI’s Public Records Office, begins its Annual Data Inventory on February 4, 2022, requiring all UCI campus employees to take steps towards ensuring UC Irvine data housed on their computers is secure.
Introducing OIT’s BigFix Self-Service Portal
Use the BigFix Portal to request specific software to be pushed to your computer without contacting the Help Desk.
Planned changes to UCI Google Workspace Service
As part of our ongoing security initiative, changes are being planned for the UCI Google Workspace service that will affect you. These changes are intended to further protect your account from unauthorized access.
Backup your documents and desktop folders
When was the last time you backed up your laptop? Laptops can be lost, stolen or damaged. Learn how to backup OIT managed laptops and have one less thing to worry about.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Throughout October, OIT Security will be hosting events, sharing resources and providing helpful tips on how each member of the UCI community can protect themselves and the University from cyber threats. Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart.