
Scottish Apprenticeship Week: meet our IT apprentices
To celebrate Scottish Apprenticeship Week, we asked our current IT apprentices to share their experience since starting at the University. Find out what Cammy, Jack, Reece, and Cammy had to say.
To celebrate Scottish Apprenticeship Week, we asked our current IT apprentices to share their experience since starting at the University. Find out what Cammy, Jack, Reece, and Cammy had to say.
If you experience an issue over the festive period, feel free to email [email protected] or log a call in IT Self Service – just bear in mind that we may not be able to respond within our usual timescale.
For personally owned devices, mainly affecting our student community, our advice is not to upgrade to macOS Sequoia yet.
A new scam is making the rounds and it imitates a widely recognised online verification measure. Cybercriminals are now exploiting trust in the “I’m not a robot” CAPTCHA process to trick users into downloading malware.…
From Monday 30 June, we will install new printers across the University following the appointment of our new printer supplier, Agilico.
The University has won the ‘Innovative Use of Technology’ award at the Herald Education Scotland Awards.
Last September we introduced Pistachio, our new cybersecurity training platform. Of the phishing simulations sent to staff, only 2% of recipients entered their credentials – the industry standard is 4.5%. Alongside…
Marks And Spencer (M&S) and Co-op were recently the victims of sophisticated cyber breaches that has resulted in the loss of customer details and impacted their operations. While this doesn’t directly affect us, it is…
Follow this checklist to set up your IT essentials before and after your arrival.
This morning, staff and students across the University have reported receiving a flood of unexpected emails from various companies and services.
Phishing isn’t just limited to email anymore—attackers are constantly evolving their tactics. One of the latest trends involves sending malicious messages through platforms like Microsoft Teams. As Teams becomes an…
Microsoft has reduced the University’s storage allocation by 98% so some students may need to review their OneDrive files.