Learn how to spot a scam. Bad actors are using emails, texts, phone calls, and more to trick you, often by creating a false sense of urgency around an issue that’s important to you like upcoming travel or an overdue bill. Stay calm to stay smart. A phishing attempt fails the second you don't respond to it, click on anything in it, or download anything from it. |
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We’ve got the best trick for easy printing at NYU: Tell students to Install the NYU Print Service software and print directly from their computer for a faster experience. Learn how to print in color, double-sided, and more.
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Leaving campus? Make sure you’ve set up NYU VPN to use when you're connecting to public Wi-Fi. VPN makes your off-campus connection more secure and is required for some NYU services.
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DON'T MISS THESE RESOURCES |
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Looking for information to help students or faculty navigate Brightspace? Learn more from these curated tip sheets:
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As the end of the semester nears, it's never too early to make sure your tech is ready to travel. Review our Cybersecurity Travel Checklist to learn how to keep your tech safe while traveling, as well as how to make sure you stay on the right side of international regulations.
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Say hello to the new NYU Printer Map. See a map of all NYU Print Service printers and easily navigate to the printer closest to you. Review how to submit a print job, get help, and more on the NYU Print Service site.
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Starting in October, NYU IT will be deleting NYU Google accounts and files belonging to faculty, researchers, staff, students, and affiliates who left NYU without retiring or graduating. However, we will not be deleting NYU Drive files that have been accessed since February 2024 at this time. In July, a label will appear on files owned by those former community members with a link to nyu.edu/google, which will have instructions on how to request access to important files. Visit nyu.edu/google for help and updates.
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Beginning June 8, NYU is introducing a new security requirement to prevent bad actors from sending emails that appear to come from NYU (“spoofing”), to reduce the risk of data breaches, and to improve delivery of legitimate NYU emails. This requirement applies only to third-party email companies—not to NYU services such as NYU Email (Gmail) or Email Direct (Emma). Learn more.
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In June, NYU IT will renew the NYU Wi-Fi security certificate. The first time you connect to NYU Wi-Fi after the renewal, you'll see an alert prompting you to review and accept the new certificate. For more info, see the NYU Wi-Fi service page.
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The Download is NYU IT's newsletter, showcasing innovative and engaging uses of technology across our global University.
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