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Faculty and Staff: Checking Out an Adobe License for Summer
May 19, 2025
If you have not previously checked out an Adobe license and would like to have one for Summer, get it now!
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Next Week's Technology Workshops
May 16, 2025
Discover new ways to work smarter with technology at KSU! University Information Technology Services (UITS) invites you to explore our lineup of hands-on tech workshops—each one focused on practical tools and tips to enhance your daily workflow.
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Why Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Matters More Than Ever
May 15, 2025
Let’s clear something up right away: when we say MFA, we’re not talking about a Master of Fine Arts—though we do appreciate a good painting. In this case, MFA stands for Multi-Factor Authentication, and it’s a powerful way to protect your digital life.
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Help Shape Your Tech Experience at KSU!
May 13, 2025
Technology powers your academic and professional journey at KSU, and we want to ensure it works seamlessly for you. UITS invites you to IT+You@KSU, a casual drop-in session where your feedback directly shapes the future of our IT services.
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Virtual Owl Transition
May 12, 2025
Beginning in Summer 2025, Kennesaw State University will transition our virtual desktop service, Virtual Owl, from VMware to Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop.
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Adobe Licenses, Summer 2025
May 12, 2025
Faculty and Staff: If you checked out an Adobe license this Spring, it will expire on May 9 (with a 7-day grace period ending on May 16). To avoid a disruption in access to Adobe products, you will be able to renew your Adobe license beginning on May 9.
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Next Week's Technology Workshops
May 09, 2025
Elevate your tech skills with University Information Technology Services (UITS)! Attend one (or all!) of our technology workshops, designed to help you unlock the full potential of tech tools that help you work effectively at KSU.
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Think Before You Scan: QR Code Risks
May 08, 2025
QR codes are everywhere—from posters to emails—but not all are safe. Cybercriminals use fake QR codes to steal personal info or install malware. These scams can lead to fake login pages or fraudulent payment sites.
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Don't Let Scammers Ruin Mother's Day: Stay Cyber-Safe While You Celebrate
May 02, 2025
Mother’s Day is a time for love, gratitude, and maybe a little online shopping to find that perfect gift. But while you're picking out flowers, chocolates, or cozy slippers, cybercriminals are out there trying to cash in on the occasion. Let’s keep the focus on moms—not malware—with a few quick tips to avoid scams this holiday.
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Answer the Call: Teams Calling Progress at KSU
May 02, 2025
KSU’s transition to Microsoft Teams Calling is gaining momentum! More departments are embracing the convenience and flexibility of Teams Calling, making it easier than ever to connect from any device—no desk phone required.
