National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a nationwide campaign and an opportunity to increase the focus on understanding Internet security and to raise awareness of the resources available to stay safe online.
Eligible faculty and staff computers are on four-year replacement cycles. Exchanging your device in this cycle is important to keep up with changing security and compatibility requirements.
Congratulations on becoming a Demon Deacon! This page provides an overview of the technology services and assistance provided by Information Systems. We encourage you take a moment to read through this information and bookmark it as a valuable resource.
Information Systems is excited to announce OneWFU (one.wfu.edu), our Wake Forest one-stop-digital shop, with our University community.
Effective July 1, all computer and tablet purchases should be made through the new IS Technology Internal Service Delivery Provider in Workday
Fellow Deacs have recently reported receiving phishing emails offering internship opportunities for employment. Additionally, these phishing emails have reached a select portion of Wake Forest affiliated education programs, and even appear to come from a wfu.edu email address.
Beginning this summer and continuing through the end of 2023, we will be transitioning the name of our primary campus wireless network from WFUWireless to eduroam.
Wake Forest Information Systems welcomes back our Deacs for the 2023 fall term! We wanted to send over our top six quick tech tips for your laptops and mobile devices.
New 2023 features within Zoom support efficient meeting flows, optimized discussion, and efficient conversations. Consider refreshing your Zoom meeting experience with these five new updates and features.
With “end of summer” and “back-to-school” promotions around the corner, use your best judgment when it comes to clicking promotional links, downloading coupon files, or responding to unsolicited texts or phone calls.