Vulnerabilities found with Wi-Fi networks
Vulnerabilities found with Wi-Fi networks
The VUMC IT Security Operations team is issuing this communication regarding a vulnerability discovered with secure Wi-Fi networks. The event is related to a weakness exposed in the WPA and WPA2 security protocols. At the current time, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Wi-Fi networks are not affected.
Five ways to spot a phishing attempt
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month
Five ways to spot a phishing attempt
Someone at the Medical Center receives a phishing email nearly every day. An attacker falsely identifies himself or herself as a trustworthy source and tries to exploit someone with an email that directs them to a fake website; usually under the auspices of being from human resources or as an email update.
Protect yourself against cyber threats
Attend the Cyber Security Town Hall
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. The VUMC IT Cyber Security Town Hall on Oct. 5 in Light Hall (Room 208) from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. will include many topics you can use to stop cyber threats both personally and at work.
Agenda items include:
VUMC IT to host Cyber Security Town Hall
VUMC IT to host Cyber Security Town Hall
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. To help educate the Medical Center workforce regarding the most common cyber threats and simple ways to keep our organization safe, VUMC IT will be hosting a Cyber Security Town Hall on Thursday, October 5 from 10:30 a.m. until noon in Light Hall room 208. Everyone is welcome to attend this informational seminar designed to notify and advise our workforce about current cyber threats the Medical Center faces every day.
Replay the recent SAS Webinar
SAS Institute presented a webinar for VUMC customers on SAS Office Analytics this past Sept. 8. The 90-minute discussion included an introduction to SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Studio.
Replay the SAS Webinar Recording at **https://goo.gl/Fr6JnP**.
NOTE: The Google URL Shortening Tool was used to shorten the URL provided by SAS.
Directory Services receives initial technical inquiries from WWT
Final high-level design expected in late September 2017
Originally posted Monday, September 4
In July, World Wide Technology (WWT) visited Vanderbilt to meet with VUMC IT team members and begin the creation of an overarching plan for the VUMC Directory Services project. WWT has since created an initial project schedule, including a list of technical inquiries to aid in investigating and further formalizing their “high-level design”. VUMC IT is working diligently to provide answers to WWT’s questions to ensure accuracy.
Dell’s Back-to-School Offer
https://my.vanderbilt.edu/vumcsoftwarestore/2017/09/dells-back-to-school-offer/
Dell’s Back-to-School Offer
Originally Posted on Wednesday, September 6, 2017
VUMC employees are eligible to save up to $150 on Labor Day doorbusters through Dell.
See Dell’s Back-To-School offer for details.
Shop Online: www.Dell.com/VUMC.
Directory Services continues work on reorganization
WWT Planning Sessions a Success
Originally posted Friday, August 11
Over 100 attendees, representing twenty departments and technical areas across the Medical Center, gathered over a period of four days in July and began defining goals, establishing key requirements and developing timelines for the massive endeavor of developing a new Active Directory (AD) for VUMC. World Wide Technology (WWT) was on-site to assist with the planning and facilitated the first of what will be several sessions as the project continues to make progress.