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Supported Versions of macOS at UCSF

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Microsoft 365: Bookings Setup

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Protect UCSF and Myself from Phishing and Other Similar Scams

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BCH Oakland - How to Setup an All-in-One Computer at Home

You’ve been assigned a Dell Optiplex All-in-One (AIO) computer for remote work. This device includes everything you need in one unit: the PC, monitor, camera, microphone, speaker, and wireless card. IT will also provide a keyboard and mouse.

If you stop working remotely or choose to use a personal device instead, please return the AIO to the IT department.

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UCSF IT Statement on Apple MacBook Neo (2026)

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Health IT Effort Tracking Tip Sheet

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Real Phishing and Social Engineering Threats

Please note that this is not an all-inclusive list of all of the phishing and social engineering threats, but rather ones that are typical of current threats and/or ones that impacted UCSF staff, faculty, and/or learners (must be logged in to MyAccess to view). Be diligent with all communications, and please, even if you think an email might be a phish, report it via Phish Alarm and find out almost instantly in most cases.

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Empower Your Digital Defense: Join UC’s 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Month Celebration

This October, as the digital leaves turn and the air buzzes with the byte of autumn, the University of California San Francisco IT is thrilled to participate in the UC Cybersecurity Awareness Month

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Holiday Cheer or Hacker Fear? Navigating Social Media Safely in a Risky Digital World

The link to the IT Security Awareness Quiz is at the end of the article. Complete the quiz for an entry in a drawing for one of five $50 Amazon gift cards.

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Encryption Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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