AI tools and data privacy: A University of Utah primer
What tools can you use without violating university policy, and how can you tell the difference between each tool?
Read MoreWhat tools can you use without violating university policy, and how can you tell the difference between each tool?
Read MoreUniversity of Utah IT and the Utah System of Higher Education are monitoring a Canvas security incident.
Read MoreThe new system allows for growth, including ELI and vendor updates. The tool can also be duplicated and modified for any university program.
Read More“It created a strong bond between my sister and me that’s unique and indescribable, and it gave me even greater respect for medical professionals who save lives every day.”
Read MoreThe team works with colleges, departments, and other university units to manage organizational change.
Read MoreAll phishing attacks use similar methods to trick people into divulging information, giving away money, opening suspicious links or downloading/installing malicious software.
Read MoreThis year’s CAM theme is “Secure Our World,” which encourages all of us to take four easy steps each day to ensure our online safety.
Read MoreMany victims on campus are under-reporting cases of cybercrimes due to fear or embarrassment. Public Safety has partnered with the Statewide Information & Analysis Center to gather information and identify scammers.
Read MoreBe transparent when you use Copilot or other generative AI tools.
Read MoreThe website is part of a broader effort to find common ground on generative AI tools.
Read MoreUtah lawmakers continue to examine personal data processing as well as privacy rights and expectations.
Read MoreThe funds will be used in fiscal year 2025, which runs from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025.
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