Campus in the cloud: IS&T offers Dropbox for Business to the MIT community
Enterprise version of the cloud-based file storage, syncing, and sharing service offers many features beyond those offered for personal accounts.
On the job: IS&T’s Security Operations Team
Team plays a key role on campus, delivering tools, infrastructure, services, and consulting that help the community do its work securely.
CrashPlan backup service to replace TSM for desktop and laptop users
New cloud-based solution replaces IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM); TSM Enterprise is still the solution of choice for servers.
Hosting options for servers – and the data on them
If you’ve been keeping a server under your desk for your department, laboratory, or center (DLC), it’s time to rethink your hosting options.
A New Model for Adobe Licensing at MIT – Acrobat XI Pro and Creative Cloud
Acrobat XI Professional and the desktop applications in Adobe Creative Cloud are now available to faculty and staff for use on Institute-owned equipment at no cost to DLCs.
Seeking community input on the future of IT@MIT
A 2020 vision for IT@MIT, along with goals and guiding principles, is ready to be shared with the MIT community.
See MIT at a glance through the redesigned Offices & Services Directory
The updated MIT Offices & Services Directory features an attractive and well-organized design, a responsive website, and building numbers that link to the campus map.
Five hundred websites built using MIT Drupal Cloud Service
Launched by Information Systems and Technology, the service may be ideal for presenting information about your research, group, or center.
Away for the holidays? Before you go, set your auto-replies
If you're on vacation for the holidays and new year, make sure to set your auto-replies for your email and MITvoip phone, which can be done at work or home.
John Charles named vice president for information systems and technology
New head of IS&T brings more than 20 years of experience as an IT leader at public and private institutions.
MIT website provides a welcoming experience for new hires
New employees now have a wealth of resources to guide them as they begin their professional lives at MIT, from a New Hire Activities Application to an orientation and onboarding website.
Learn your way around MIT through online courses
Thanks to a series of online training courses, it’s now easier to find the answers you need when you need them.
Beware of email phishing
Phishing is a ploy to get you to click on bogus links or disclose your username and password, giving attackers a way to access your email account.