UCSF IT Technology

At the top layer of the hierarchy, policies, are general management directives. The second layer, standards, are specific mandatory controls which are to be implemented within a given environment. The third layer is additional subordinate guidance and procedures created to facilitate adherence to the policies and standards. 

The following series of links will assist you with accessing applications quickly, requesting support or provide access to training materials when you need it.

There may be instances where you need support with a service or application or hardware managed by UCSF IT. The following information will assist you with getting support when you need to ensure that there is no stoppages in your work.

At UCSF, there are numerous web-based systems that are accessible to you in your role. This page will provide quick access to timekeeping applications, UCPath, and purchasing applications as well as access to training resources via the UC Learning Center and APeX Training page.

There are two options for hardware at UCSF including IT Field Services managed workstations as well as an option to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). Select one of the links below to learn more.

NOTE: BYOD computing devices will be required to install the IT Security Suite before they are allowed to access UCSF computing resources.

As an IT employee at UCSF, you will be provided access to a variety of productivity applications to assist you in your work as well as facilitate collaboration with your colleagues within the enterprise.

Identity Management is refers to the systems that manage your contact information as well as the processes for requesting access to Campus and Medical Center systems.

As an employee within UCSF IT, there are systems to manage your UCSF account information. This page will detail the resources for managing your UCSF account, password, and configuring Duo Multi-Factor Authentication.

Welcome to UCSF IT! Information has been compiled and thematically grouped by subject area to assist you with navigating the UCSF enterprise. Select a card below to review the information with the associated subject area.

The Digital Accessibility and Analytics program within UCSF IT is responsible for ensuring that the enterprise's web assets are accessible by all users. Additionally, this program oversees the methods to capture and present data related to website activity.