Secure and enhance your digital life this back-to-school season

Start the academic year with essential cybersecurity practices and digital solutions

As the new academic year begins, Digital Technology Solutions (DTS) and the Office of Information Security (OIS) are here to enhance and secure your university life. Explore key resources and join OIS at the Cybersecurity Trivia Booth to win prizes while you learn key tips to protect yourself year-round.

Cybersecurity trivia booth

Location of welcome Week Trivia Wheel, UC Main Street, outside of Center Court.

Test your cybersecurity knowledge to win some swag.

  • Dates: Aug. 20-23 & Aug. 27-30
  • Time: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
  • Location: UC Mainstreet, outside of Center Court

Securing your present

OIS provides tools and knowledge to help protect your digital life and that of the UC community through awareness and proactive security measures.

For more detailed information about our comprehensive security measures and to access specific resources, please visit Bearcats Landing.

Stay connected with Digital Technology Solutions 

DTS is your go-to resource for ensuring you're fully equipped to tackle academic challenges in the digital realm. As you gear up for the school year, here’s how you can leverage the wide range of services DTS offers:

Connectivity

Productivity

  • Microsoft Office 365 Access: Tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneDrive, to collaborate and create more effectively, wherever you are.

Support

  • IT Service Desk: 513-556-HELP (4357) or submit a ticket. Additionally, our knowledge base is available for quick how-to guides and troubleshooting tips.

Whether you’re engaging in classroom activities, conducting research, or collaborating on projects, DTS is here to ensure that every member of the UC community is supported with cutting-edge technology solutions and expert assistance.

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