Over the past ten years, the needs and interests of students have changed drastically. T oday, t hey are looking for skills that will serve them well in our changing world , whether that be technological prowess or the courage and dedication necessary to...
BuckeyePass is Ohio State’s method of multi-factor authentication. This security significantly decreases your risk of being a victim of hacking and identity theft. Having BuckeyePass means cybercriminals now need to have two different items to access your information—something you know (your...
“Lead from where you are,” was the theme of the first virtual conference sponsored by the Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) Women in IT (WIT) peer group last month...Career panel speakers discussed personal stories, challenges, and triumphs in IT. Ohio State’s Deputy CIO, DianeDagefoerde, shared her five tips for career success.
March 4 – 8 was Open Education Week, a global event which aims to raise awareness of a wide variety of open educational practices and the benefits they bring to education. The week is organized each year by the Open...
The approved CarmenBooks expansion is expected to affect more than 11,000 students in 32 courses and nine colleges and departments, resulting in total savings to students of more than $1 million.
2020 Update: Join us for an Open House on Thursday, January 30, 2020 from 9 to 11 a.m. to tour the newly renovated Baker Systems Engineering Room 160, a space redesigned by Ohio State students who won last year’s Big Ten Student Design Challenge.
The February 28 edition of the Enterprise Project Digest was shared with the Ohio State community to provide updates about the project’s work. Check out the EP Digest archive to read the full February issue.
Highlights of this issue: (1) Establishment of a Student Advisory Board; (2) Staff profile for Darshana Bhuta; and (3) Workday core concepts geared toward HR professionals.
The Enterprise Project Digest is distributed monthly, and those who are interested in additional information are encouraged to subscribe.
It’s tax time again. Millions of Americans are filing for returns and making plans for how to use the money. Attackers have other ideas for that tax return.
TurboTax promotes itself as the number one, best-selling tax preparation software. No doubt they hold credentials belonging to millions of Americans who have used them for their taxes. Now, officials report an attacker obtained tax return data through a credential stuffing hack on their platform.
