Introducing the UW–Madison Zero Trust Framework
The Zero Trust Framework illustrates how the Smart Access program will advance cybersecurity capabilities at UW–Madison.
Connecting & supporting our digital campus
The Zero Trust Framework illustrates how the Smart Access program will advance cybersecurity capabilities at UW–Madison.
Paul brings an exceptional combination of executive finance experience, deep institutional knowledge and a proven track record of data-driven decision-making to this role. His first day will be Nov. 16.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. To celebrate, LinkedIn Learning has created a new resource that helps you build practical cybersecurity skills.
Topics include assessing and improving workforce capacity, leading in cybersecurity, using Gemini Notebook to support teaching and operations, and leveraging network security tools to modernize your overall security posture.
UW–Madison will retire its data classification policy (UW-504) on Jan. 1, 2027. The Data Classification Initiative is preparing the university for that transition. Catch up on recent progress and see what's next.
Canvas Learning Continuity tests, Atomic Assessments updates, Honorlock improvements, Engage ordering period
More than 80 students, faculty and staff joined the first AI in Academia Coffee Hour. Register for upcoming sessions for peer discussions about how AI is changing scholarship, research and teaching.
University employees are invited to attend hybrid presentations on Oct. 14 and 16 featuring two finalists for the Enterprise Technology Services Management director role. Feedback deadline: Oct. 20, 11:30 p.m.
The Departmental Tech Support Portal launched July 29 with a new design. Update your bookmark if needed and find out where to get help.
Phase 2 offers more opportunities to shape discovery and design. Complete our interest survey to get started, and join us for office hours. First session: Sept. 28, 3 p.m. via Teams.