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Stay informed about the latest IT projects, system changes, and cybersecurity alerts.
CSU launches next phase of IT alignment effort
The Division of IT is launching a new IT Alignment initiative aimed at strengthening technology services and creating a more coordinated, secure and sustainable technology operating model.
Network upgrade requires nighttime service outage on Saturday, Aug. 8
During this maintenance window (midnight to 4 a.m.), several key university systems will be unavailable across the Fort Collins, Pueblo and Spur campuses. Students, faculty and staff should plan ahead and expect interruptions to certain services.
CSU Employee Appreciation Board recognizes the Division of IT
The Colorado State University Employee Appreciation Board is proud to highlight the team at the Division of IT – Identity and Access Management Team for going above and beyond their normal duties.
Phishing Alert: SharePoint Access Approval Requests
A new phishing campaign is abusing Microsoft SharePoint access approval requests. Interacting with these requests can result in credential theft, account compromise, or unauthorized access to CSU systems.
First names first: Display names are getting an upgrade in Microsoft 365
Beginning June 1, users across the CSU System will start seeing a simple but meaningful improvement across Outlook, Teams, and other Microsoft tools: Display names will appear as “Firstname Lastname” instead of “Lastname,Firstname”.
CSU to phase in new email sending limits to reduce phishing risk
Colorado State University will begin phasing in lower daily email sending limits for Microsoft 365 accounts over the coming months to help reduce phishing, spam and compromised‑account email campaigns that affect students, faculty and staff.
OpenClaw AI software poses security concerns
Students, faculty and staff are advised to not use a powerful artificial intelligence tool called OpenClaw on university devices or accounts, citing what it says are significant cybersecurity and data‑privacy risks.