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Digital Future: A Technology Strategy for the University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide has a new technology strategy, Digital Future. Drawing on engagement across the University, and delivered by ITDS, it provides critical support to the University’s Future Making strategic plan. Find out more about the vision for the University’s technology future here.
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24 Sep
Tech tips: Multi-factor authentication
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is one of the most effective controls available to maintain the security of our data and systems. 18 Sep Changes are coming to the log-in process for Jira, Confluence and Trello at the University of Adelaide 17 Sep
Top tips to avoid 'spear phishing'
'Spear phishing' is a very dangerous type of phishing in which criminals target individuals or companies using very realistic 'bait' or calls to action, using publicly available information. Spear phishing could draw on information from websites, social media, annual reports, media releases, or other easily available information. 16 Sep
Technology services for research
Research computing infrastructure plays an important role, helping researchers break new ground. Find out more about the options and resources available ...
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