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Apple updates released for multiple devices
Security updates have been released for various Apple products to mitigate issues which could leave systems open to cyber attacks. Use this guidance to learn more about the issues, if you’re affected, and what you need…
The 2023/24 IT checklist for new students
About to begin your studies at the University of St Andrews? Check this list before you get here.
Rapid Security Response released for Apple products
A Rapid Security Response (RSR) has been released for various Apple products to mitigate a vulnerability which could leave systems open to cyber attacks. Use this guidance to learn more about the vulnerability, if…
Our eduroam certificates will expire on 1 August
From 1 August, eduroam certificates installed on personal and University configured devices will expire as a more secure version is available for staff and students to download.
Five reasons to repair your tech at PC Clinic
The University opened a PC Clinic in the 1990s. The PC Clinic is an IT Services-led repair shop for staff and students looking to fix their personal devices. If you haven’t used this service already, we’ve compiled…
Google Chrome vulnerability found
A zero-day vulnerability has been found in Google Chrome. This means a security bug existed with no patch available, leaving systems open to cyber attacks. Use this guidance to learn more about the vulnerability, if…
Fieldwork and University devices
We understand that fieldwork is often an essential part of University teaching, learning and research, which inspires and enables academic and personal development.
Fixes released for Apple vulnerabilities
Security updates have been released for various Apple products to mitigate multiple vulnerabilities which could leave systems open to cyber attacks. Use this guidance to learn more about the vulnerabilities, if you’re…
How to enable Wi-Fi calling
Mobile phone coverage can vary, particularly inside larger buildings or rural areas. Wi-Fi calling allows you make phone calls over wireless networks (including eduroam) rather than over the 4G or 5G mobile signal.