University ID cards, PCI, VPN, VMs, etc.
Helping to protect against threats.
We cannot block these for you, but there is another option.
UW System policy has us blocking some sites.
Try using the card reader.
Start with Facilities Management.
It could be a change of access times or a signal blockage.
Carding Office resolves this.
They indicate where the files are stored. Double-clicking opens the files in either case.
In order to comply with NIST requirements.
Short information blasts that help keep you and your information safe.
UW System phishing simulation email messages starting July 2022.
How to use a key cabinet.
Self-enroll your fingerprint.
Receiving email becomes safer.
Restricting certain file types to block malicious cyber-attacks.
DLP helps prevent people from accidentally sending sensitive information via email.
I think someone knows more about me than I want them to.
An email appears similar to someone who previously sent you email, but may not be that person.
It could be a brute force attack against your account.
Helping to keep you safe from bad email attachments.
Helping to keep you safe from bad websites.
At the press of a button, the Viking Panic Emergency Phone calls 911 and notifies the University Police of an emergency.
Text that must appear in contracts with vendors relating to services that process credit cards.
Campus "merchants" are required to comply.
How to identify phishing and scam e-mail including bogus job opportunities and health scams.
Request administrator access to your UWRF device.
Error messages explained.
If not an actual emergency, what you do depends on the building.
Turn it off and have DoTS take a look at it.
Connect to the UWRF wireless or wired network and restart your computer.
Our VPN uses multi-factor authentication.
How to help with out-of-sync passwords.
How to install the VMware Horizon client (which is used to access the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure environment at UWRF) on personal Mac devices.
How to install the VMware Horizon client (which is used to access the Virtual Desktop Infrastructure environment at UWRF) on personal Windows devices.