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Beware of new phishing attempt at UK

Have you recently received an unsolicited SharePoint link from a University of Kentucky email address that you weren’t expecting? Recently, a UK user was compromised after clicking on an unsolicited SharePoint link from another UK user.

During Data Privacy Week, take these steps to protect your data

Every time you go online, record a workout or ask your smart speaker for help, the devices, websites and apps you use every day collect, store and use your data. At the University of Kentucky, Information Technology Services (UK ITS) is reminding everyone that data privacy matters for everyone.

UK ITS introduces non-expiring passwords for linkblue accounts

Changing your password can be done by simply logging into the new myUK portal with your linkblue.

UK ITS discusses unconventional career paths, AI and cybersecurity Educause in Nashville

From taking unconventional career paths to discussing the importance of cybersecurity strategy and AI’s role in automation tooling, University of Kentucky Information Technology Services (UK ITS) teams showcased their expertise during Educause 2025.Educause, one of the largest higher education technology conferences in the U.S., explores the latest technology trends and brings together experts from universities around the world.

How using a password manager saves time and keeps your personal data secure

When thinking about all your online accounts, do you know how many of those have payment information stored or contain sensitive information like a summary from a doctor’s visit? Using online accounts allows us to pay bills, transfer money and even schedule upcoming medical appointments quickly and easily.  

UK_CYBERCON 2025 explores careers, cyberthreats and cybersecurity education

The annual event hosted by University of Kentucky Information Technology Services (UK ITS) aims to make cybersecurity education more accessible by hosting multiple panels and tabling sessions, while also serving as a networking platform to engage students, cyber security professionals and the UK community.

Why you should be using multifactor authentication for all your online accounts

Multi-factor authentication is a quick and simple way to add an extra layer of protection to confidential data. This additional step acts like an extra lock designed to protect accounts from hackers or a cybersecurity weakness. In some cases, MFA might require biometric verification like a fingerprint or facial scan.

Cybersecurity First Aid Station

Have cybersecurity questions? Need help with a security issue?

How oversharing on social media could put your personal information at risk

Whether sharing on social media or on dating apps, it’s important to consider the consequences if your confidential information is obtained by cybercriminals. Publishing too many specific details is risky and can result in break-ins, monetary loss or in some cases, put your safety at risk.

Simple steps everyone can take during Cybersecurity Awareness Month

To kick off Cybersecurity Awareness Month, University of Kentucky Information Technology Services (UK ITS) will release vital information, tips and host UK_CYBERCON 2025 — sponsored by Blackwood, CDW, Converge, Splunk, trace3 & Windstream. The public and all UK students, faculty and staff are invited to attend the free one-day event.