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  • People engaging in a group meeting.

    Information Security Council now accepting applications and nominations for new members
  • Justin Fletcher

    IT@UofT People — Justin Fletcher
  • A mobile phone receiving lots of messages.

    Beware of MFA fatigue
  • Gartner Reports & Research available to University of Toronto students, faculty and staff.

    Take advantage of Gartner IT resources
  • Maddie Osei

    IT@UofT People — Maddie Osei

  • IT@UofT People — Pierre Hanna
  • Bo and Laurie with winners Kevin Brennan and Justin Charlick.

    ITS learning challenge accepted
  • A person downloading files from his laptop.

    Changes coming to Zoom Cloud Recording protocol on May 1
  • Wi-Fi symbol connecting a city

    Upgrades to U of T wireless address capacity issues
  • CANHEIT 2023

    CANHEIT 2023 conference – website, accommodations and volunteer opportunities
  • Stephanie Yang

    IT@UofT People — Stephanie Yang
  • VoIP using Microsoft Teams

    Communicator 7 to reach end of life April 30
  • Award

    Information Security wins EUTA award
  • Johnathan Zhao

    IT@UofT People — Jonathan Zhao
  • Information Security's new social media logo.

    Follow information security on social media @UofTInfoSec
  • A group of people having a meeting.

    New IT committees launching in early 2023
  • Happy holidays!

    Watch the ITS holiday video!
  • Banner above a door with text, "Welcome to U of T. Explore, discover, invent possibility."

    IT@UofT Strategic Plan Annual Report recaps 2022 highlights

  • IT@UofT People — Niguel Pivott-Dyer
  • VOIP migrating to Microsoft Teams Phone

    VoIP migrating to Teams Phone
  • Cyber security expert panel final report generic graphic image

    Expert panel provides recommendations to improve cyber security for Ontarians
  • Laptop with the Microsoft logo on screen

    Enterprise Skills Initiative offers hands-on learning for U of T staff
  • IT service icons

    Five ITS resources you need to know about
  • Two people in front of a computer

    Updated & new professional development resources for ITS staff
  • Student discussing at a round table during a event.

    Cyber security professionals advise and encourage students to bridge the talent gap
  • Ethan Han riding a bicycle.

    IT@UofT People — Ethan Han

  • Four online safety tips for students going back to school
  • OREP physical awards

    Congratulations to ITS staff: VPOREP annual award winners 2022
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We wish to acknowledge this land on which the University of Toronto operates. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land. Read about U of T’s Statement of Land Acknowledgement.

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