Given the evolving cyber threat landscape, UK ITS developed a new third-party risk assessment process leveraging AI. Concurrently, UK Procurement received directives to enhance software purchase risk management. These efforts resulted in meaningful cybersecurity enhancements that have benefited our university community.
AI is rapidly becoming a part of our daily lives, both in business and personal settings. It’s fascinating to see how this technology is evolving and how it can benefit us. The best part is that anyone can use AI to make their life easier and more inspiring. However, with these conveniences come certain risks, especially when it comes to sharing sensitive information.
UK Information Technology Services (UK ITS) would like to inform students, faculty and staff of scams including texts that appear to come from University executives or employees.
As Memorial Day approaches, the University of Kentucky Information Technology Services (UK ITS) wants to remind students, faculty and staff to keep in mind the importance of cybersecurity during the holiday weekend.
Stephen Burr has been named the Enterprise Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for both the University and UK HealthCare. This decision aligns with the commitment by UK Information Technology Services to strengthen the cybersecurity posture and streamline IT services across the UK enterprise.
UK Information Technology Services (UK ITS) would like to inform students, faculty, and staff of a recent vulnerability release by Google impacting Chrome web browser.
Do you reuse passwords or are you guilty of using common passwords like password or 123456? Not only can that make your account an easier target for hackers, but it can also put your important information or the University’s information at risk.
Did you know that UK students can download MalwareBytes, the anti-malware software that protects your personal computer against a litany of cybercrimes and threats at no cost?
