This week’s Enterprise Technology & Services Tech Briefing contains new information and training opportunities.
Cybersecurity Fundamentals Training for USNH Employees

To Know: ET&S Cybersecurity Governance, Risk, & Compliance is excited to offer a Cybersecurity Fundamentals course available to all USNH Faculty and Staff. The course will take approximately 20-30 minutes to complete. This optional training will help the USNH community better understand their role as front-line defenders, and the part you play in protecting the USNH community and information from cyber threats.

To Do:  Contact us for more information or to schedule employee training. Training can be customized for your departmental needs on various information and computer security topics.

Eduroam Reminder: The USNH Wireless Network
To Know:
eduroam is a global service for wireless network access and allows USNH students, researchers, faculty, and staff securely and seamlessly obtain WIFI access at all participating higher-ed institutions worldwide. Logging into eduroam requires using your institutional email address (for example, abc123@unh.edu), not your personal email address.

To Do: To instructions on how to connect to eduroam, go to https://td.usnh.edu/TDClient/60/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=3123.

USNH 2022 Virtual Lean Summit

To Know: The University System of New Hampshire and ET&S will host the USNH 2022 Virtual Lean Summit on Friday, September 23, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This event is open to USNH employees and will bring together Lean practitioners from higher education, state agencies, NH non-profits, and Lean practitioners from worldwide industries to share ideas, expand their Lean knowledge and discuss how we can conquer the obstacles faced on a day-by-day basis in these challenging times. 

MyAccount Reminder: Register Your Account Before Your Password Expires
To Know:
The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) MyAccount self-service tool allows you to manage your password and your university account. With MyAccount, you can update your password and find your username and/or University ID number. If you forget your password, you can use the Reset Password feature to access your account.

To Do: All USNH students and employees should register their account recovery options via the MyAccount tool to avoid getting locked out. Follow these instructions to get started.

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