OneCampus is Here!
Dear Howard University Community,
Enterprise Technology Services is excited to announce a new portal for instant access to our most commonly used applications and links for learning, working, and connecting.
Scheduled Network Upgrade During Winter Break
As we approach winter break, Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) would like to share important information about a scheduled network infrastructure upgrade to enhance campus connectivity and performance. In partnership with core vendors, ETS is completing a major Network Transformation initiative by transitioning our network from the Wonder Plaza Data Center to the new Ralph Bunche Data Center, ensuring a more secure, resilient, and future-ready environment.
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December 2, 2025
Dear Howard Community,
As the holiday season approaches, universities must stay alert to cybersecurity risks. This period often sees an increase in cyber threats, making it crucial for students, faculty, and staff to be aware and take proactive measures. Ensuring you know how to report any suspicious activity or potential security incidents can significantly reduce the impact of a cyberattack.
Here are a few tips to help you stay safe online during this festive time:
Mandatory Cybersecurity Training Launches Tomorrow, November 19
We are pleased to announce the forthcoming Quarter 2 Cybersecurity Awareness Training modules, reinforcing our dedication to safeguarding our network and user data. Your participation is vital as we collectively strive to enhance our institution’s cybersecurity posture. Tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 19, you will receive an email from "Mandatory Howard Cybersecurity Training," with the subject of "Welcome to the Quarterly Cybersecurity Awareness Training.”
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Read More about Wonder Plaza RelocationMicrosoft Windows 10 Support Has Officially Ended
Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 10 on Oct. 14, 2025. This means: Microsoft will provide no further security updates, patches, or technical support. Devices still running Windows 10 are now considered at risk for cybersecurity vulnerabilities and compliance issues. Microsoft’s latest supported operating system is Windows 11, which includes enhanced security, performance, and accessibility features.
Read More about Microsoft Windows 10 Support Has Officially EndedA Phish Could Cost You More Than You Think
Welcome to Week 3 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This week, we’re turning our focus to one of the most serious and persistent cyber threats: Ransomware. What is Ransomware? Ransomware is a type of malware that locks your files or systems and demands payment to release them. Most attacks begin with a phishing email, where a user unknowingly clicks a malicious link or downloads an infected attachment. The malware quietly encrypts key files before displaying a ransom demand, often with a short deadline and increasing penalties for nonpayment.
Read More about A Phish Could Cost You More Than You ThinkCybersecurity Awareness Month Week 2
Welcome to Week 2 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Last week, we focused on social engineering and phishing attacks. This week, we’re looking at how cyber threats are evolving, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence. While AI can be a tool for cybercriminals, it also offers numerous benefits, including support for research and writing, as well as planning and productivity. However, it's essential to use AI tools safely and responsibly. Click here for more!
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October marks the start of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which is the perfect time to brush up on the habits and knowledge that help keep our digital lives secure. In today’s digital world, it’s not just about firewalls and antivirus software; it’s about people. This week, we're introducing the concept of the Human Firewall: a proactive, informed mindset that every student, faculty member, and staff member can adopt to help protect our community.
Read More about 5 Tips to Protect Yourself OnlineDirectory for Microsoft Teams Voice
Microsoft Teams Voice allows you to make and receive external calls directly through your Microsoft Teams application, giving you the flexibility to stay connected, whether you’re on campus, at home, or on the go! Many of Howard’s faculty and staff are already making use of this awesome new feature.
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