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IT Security Orientations and Education
Introduction UCSF IT and the Technology Commons offer orientation presentations to students, faculty and staff. We can vary the topics and the length of presentations. Contact IT Security Awareness if you're interested at [email protected]. Below is a link to one of our presentations as well as a program listing. SON Student Orientation https://lecture.ucsf.edu/ets/Play/a780ce7a72c848099b01724bf5c034d71d
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Security
Computer Backup (CrashPlan)
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
IT Field Services (ITFS) Desktop Support: Basic Subscription
Description The Basic Support service is an integrated suite of support services for Campus, faculty and staff who use University-owned Windows, Mac, iOS and Android devices. Note: Standard productivity software and Microsoft Office are included in the monthly subscription fee (see Cost).
- Faculty
- Staff
- Desktop Support
Overview of UCSF's SSL Certificate Service
- Staff
Digital Accessibility Training
Live LearningMonthly eventsCheck out these monthly event pages for more details and sign up links.
Virtual Server Hosting
- Affiliate
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Volunteer
InCommon - How to Request a Certificate
- Staff
IT Search Improvements
- Staff
- Technical Partner
Accessible Forms Best Practices
Forms are one of the most common places where accessibility problems occur. What to keep in mind while creating forms Screen readers and keyboard-only users will have issues if you do not take steps to ensure your forms are accessible. An accessible form is one that contains labeled form fields and buttons. Those labels also appear on-screen so that information is available to all users. All form fields and buttons must have explicit labels for the visual user plus in the code.
- Affiliate
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
- Web Services
How to Confirm Crashplan Is Backing Up Your Computer
CrashPlan is UCSF's online backup program. All data that is backed-up by CrashPlan is encrypted, so it will securely backup your files even when you are NOT connected to the UCSF network or UCSF VPN. This also means this solution is HIPAA-compliant. CrashPlan Pro is offered, at no additional charge, to all ITFS supported desktops and laptops as part of the ITFS Basic Support, and to UCSF Medical Center supported laptops.
- Faculty
- Staff
- Desktop Support