Office ofInformation Technology

Brief how-to articles to connect staff and faculty with IT tools and processes

By Viraaj Punia, '22
OIT Communications Intern

Duke University, DISH Wireless and Cisco part of collaboration to launch a higher education neutral host network

From organizing folders to using data storage options, learn how to keep your files straight

As an active user of Duke’s Wiki and/or Jira services we would like for you to be aware of upcoming changes to these services.

Since the merger of Trinity College of Arts & Science Technology Solutions Web Support into the Office of Information Technology (OIT) in the Fall of 2020, Duke Web Services has been working towards a coordinated effort to support the university’s website projects without disruption. 

Apple recently released security updates for Mac computers with macOS Monterey, iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and Apple TV devices. These updates fix multiple security vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to take control of an affected system.

Google recently released an updated version of its Chrome browser to prevent a risk that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on computers running unpatched versions.

By Viraaj Punia, '22
OIT Communications Intern

As you plan events this spring, keep the following tips in mind, courtesy of OIT's Zoom expert Debrah Suggs, on how to prevent your meeting from being Zoom bombed.