Bookmark the @UMichTech Tech Guide for quick access to @UMich technology resources. Including info on registering for classes, coursework in Canvas, email, Wi-Fi, Wolverine Access, videoconferencing, AI services, and a whole lot more. #UMich#GoBlue https://t.co/RbMUs4KO62
Do you have questions about digital accessibility, Title II compliance, or how to make digital content accessible? Our next @UMich Digital Accessibility virtual office hours are this Friday from 1:30-3:00pm. https://t.co/5FMt1KMxhD
ITS Information Assurance has posted a security alert on the Safe Computing website: Update Apache HTTP Server for Critical Vulnerability. https://t.co/QfA2ToZR6C
The ceremonial raising of the Diag flag took place this morning in honor of those who have served or are continuing to serve their country. On this #VeteransDay, and every day, we thank you for your service.
Learn practical ways to make your Canvas course content, such as pages and quizzes, accessible for all learners. Register today to attend our Accessible Canvas Pages and Quizzes workshop on Thursday, November 12, 2026. https://t.co/Em16AFr5k7
This message is intended for U-M IT staff who are responsible for university servers and applications that process Brotli-compressed data. https://t.co/1ewzUrmVW5
Watch the full recording of our Distinguished Lecture with Palo Alto Networks chairman and CEO Nikesh Arora. Arora joined our very own Ravi Pendse in a frank discussion about AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and more. https://t.co/jPiqTcdvXf #UMich#GoBlue
[2/2] Visit the IA Alert: Additional Actions May Be Needed for InCommon Certificates by Oct. 27 on the Safe Computing website for details. https://t.co/6Vr9ocvz2p
In addition to replacing affected certificates by October 27, additional important steps may be needed regarding trusting certificate authorities in order to avoid disruptions.t [1/2]
[2/2] Nikesh shared candid insights from his leadership journey and his perspectives on the opportunities and challenges ahead.
Thank you, Nikesh, for your generosity and to the students, faculty, staff, and community members who made the event a success! #GoBlue#Cybersecurity
Yesterday, we welcomed Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora to @UMich for a fireside chat with VPIT-CIO Ravi Pendse as part of our Distinguished Lecture Series.
The conversation explored AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and the future of health care. [1/2]
Due to an industry-wide certificate authority issue that may affect access to some University of Michigan websites and services, affected root certificates need to be replaced by October 27, preferably as soon as possible, in order to avoid disruption. [1/2]
This message is intended for U-M IT staff responsible for systems, websites, applications, appliances, containers, or hosting environments that use PHP. https://t.co/ZYNJzXnROA
The result is that some university websites and applications are, or will become, unavailable to visitors. Learn more by visiting the IA Alert: Root Certificate Authorities Distrusted on the Safe Computing website at https://t.co/rLzqw1zk0f
A root certificate provided by the InCommon Certificate Service, which is used by the university for website security, was distrusted by multiple vendors and package maintainers on Oct. 19 and 20.
MTech Connect 2026 is tomorrow! Connect with peers, discover digital poster displays, and explore Innovation for the Public Good at @UMich. https://t.co/jbEpf1oFjI