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Welcome to ETS

Enterprise Technology Services is dedicated to help, develop, implement, and support technologies to enrich the experience of the Howard community.

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Common Resources

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AccessHU

A portal that contains links to applications you commonly use here at Howard University.
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BisonHub

Learn more about the upcoming changes to workday student.
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Training Resources

Find information on training here!
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BisonHub

BisonHub is the HR portal for the University. This is how you will declare your benefits, request time off, and order supplies while an employee of the University. 
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Canvas

Canvas is the Learning Management System for Howard University. This is the platform you will use as a faculty member to engage students in learning and their classes.
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Enterprise Service Center​

The ESC powered by ServiceNow, simplifies your access to IT support, services and resources. Access ESC Now!

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Self-Service

Self-Service Password Reset: Learn how to reset your password by yourself without the need of IT.

Set Up Multi Factor Authentication: 
Learn how to set up and troubleshoot your Multi Factor Authentication.

Tech Tuesdays

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Week 3: Data Security and Passwords

Strong passwords protect your peace of mind by keeping your digital life secure and personal information out of the wrong hands. As members of the Howard community, it is important to recognize the value of the information we protect and the potential consequences if that information is compromised. 

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Learn about AI Safety and Deepfakes

Gone are the days when phishing emails were easily spotted by poor spelling and grammar. With generative AI, cybercriminals can now create convincing messages, cloned voices, and realistic videos to impersonate people you trust. Deepfakes are becoming an increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity threat. Using publicly available photos or brief voice recordings, cybercriminals can impersonate professors, university administrators, or IT support staff to create a false sense of urgency and authority. 

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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Week 1: Phishing and Social Engineering

The most sophisticated cybercriminals don't always break in—sometimes they talk their way in.  Join our Cybersecurity scavenger hunt today!

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