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  • Mid-August Reporting Updates

    Cristina Cardenas | August 8, 2025
    Several new reporting updates described in the full post are expected to be active mid-August. A new prompt and output field have been added to "Purchase Order Remaining Balances," "Find Purchase Order Details - OSU," and "Find Purchase Order Summary - OSU." Coming the week of August 18, a new report called "Find Cash Sale Details - OSU" will be released. Lastly, coming the week of August 11, a new field will be added to the output of the report "Business Processes Awaiting Action - Expense Report Detail."

  • FY26 Unit Monthly Reconciliation Checklist Updates

    Cristina Cardenas | August 8, 2025
    The Controller's Office has updated the unit monthly reconciliation checklist for FY26. The main updates include transitioning the existing checklist into Microsoft Excel format for easier use, with job aid links and resources linked to each step. In addition, a step was added to help facilitate purchase order review and closure.

  • Need help scanning your apps for vulnerabilities?

    Reg Jackson | August 8, 2025
    Join us for an interactive webinar to learn about Digital Security and Trust’s web application security capabilities using Burp Suite DAST. This recently implemented, university-owned tool can be used by colleges and departments to scan web applications for common vulnerabilities including issues found in the OWASP Top 10. Build security into your software development lifecycle and empower y...

  • Fresh Features, Smarter Tools: Microsoft 365 Updates 

    Beth Varcho | August 7, 2025
    Microsoft enhancements coming in the next few months include consolidating functionality into modern tools like Planner and Outlook, phasing out outdated technologies like VBScript, improving platform security, and providing easier access to AI-related enhancements and planning resources. Microsoft 365 applications continue to evolve to deliver a more integrated, intuitive, and secure user experience. 

  • Help Wanted: Attackers need you to defeat MFA

    Reg Jackson | July 30, 2025
    A growing trend in cybersecurity is to attack victims through texting and social channels, tricking them into giving access to their accounts, files, and data.As a refresher, multifactor authentication is the highest standard for logging into accounts and services. Simply, it means it takes -- 1) something you know: username and password, and 2) something you have: your DUO push notification on y...
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