Phishing is when suspicious links are embedded in email messages, texts, or websites that might look legitimate at first glance. Those behind the attacks hope you will take the bait and click so they can try illegal tactics to steal your information.
Want to know if the University of Illinois really sent you that email?
Call the Information Technology Services Help Desk at 217-206-6000 and ask!
In some instances, such as certain virus infections, the only software repair option available for your computer may be to reformat the hard drive. Reformatting the hard drive means completely erasing all files and data on your computer and performing a clean install of the operating system.
Effective FY24, the Desktop Refresh Program will adopt a shared funding model that allows for improved consistency and longevity of the program.
ITS will cover the cost of a Windows desktop or $1000 toward the cost of another machine in the program. Any additional accessories/upgrades (docking station for laptops, second monitor, printer, additional RAM, etc) will be the responsibility of the unit.
The primary purpose of information technology resources at the University of Illinois Springfield is to enhance and support the educational mission of the University. Access to the University’s technology resources is a privilege granted to University students, faculty, staff, and approved guests. These resources include hardware, software, computer accounts, local area networks as well as connections to other computer networks via the Internet. Everyone using these resources is responsible for using them in an appropriate, ethical and lawful manner.
Security cameras will be used in a professional and ethical manner in accordance with university policy and local, state and federal laws and regulations.
To connect your device to our wireless network, open Connect to a Network by clicking the network icon in the notification area. In the list of networks, select UISWiFi, and then click Connect.
Depending upon whether or not your computer is in the UISAD domain, Windows may ask you for your UIS NetID and password in order to authenticate and let you connect to the network.
The ITS Network and Server Services team provides network and server services for the UIS campus. Their role is to fulfill the mission of the University by ensuring campus-managed network and communications systems and services are operated securely and efficiently, and that they are reliable, robust, and meeting the current and future needs of the campus community.
Information Technology Services provides a diverse set of technology services and solutions in support of academic and administrative functions. Most services are provided at no cost to the current faculty, staff, and students; however there are circumstances where a fee may be applied.
ITS has instituted a project management process to better serve the needs of the UIS community and more efficiently manage department resources.
The form provided below is the first step in initiating an IT project at UIS and defining your information system requirements.
The teams of ITS are also making progress on a wide variety of internal projects to serve the UIS campus community.