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Big Challenges, Better Together: More Community Members Join IT SIGs
Big challenges rarely have single-team solutions. From knowledge management to cybersecurity, IT Special Interest Groups are bringing colleagues together to share ideas, learn from one another, and tackle common challenges. Discover why more IT professionals are joining the conversation.
What Happened When We Put AI to Work?
AI is easy to discuss in theory. It's much harder to understand until you're using it. In early August, faculty and staff from across Cornell gathered to share experiences, test ideas, and envision new ways to put AI to work.
Networking Event: A Preview of AI's Impact on IT Security on September 10, 2026
Join CompTIA, Le Moyne College, and Logical Operations on Thursday, September 10, 2026, in Syracuse, for an evening exploring AI security, workforce development, certification trends, and networking.
Welcome, New Students!
At welcome and orientation events across campus, IT staff connect students with resources, training, and support that help them succeed from their very first day.
Discuss the Future of Documentation in August Service Management SIG Meeting
Join the August 19, 2026 Service Management SIG for an interactive discussion on knowledge management at Cornell. Share your ideas and help inform future efforts to improve knowledge sharing, collaboration, and support across teams.
New Zoom Web Portal Interface Becomes Only Option August 13, 2026
Starting August 13, 2026, the new Zoom web portal interface will become the only option as the legacy interface is retired.
IT Security Special Interest Group (SIG) Hosts Ice Cream Social
The IT Security SIG invites you to the 5th annual IT Security Office Ice Cream Social. Please join us Wednesday, August 12, 10:30am-12pm between Stocking and Wing Halls, near the Dairy Bar.
Travel Security Alert: Hotel Wi-Fi Networks Targeted for Cybercrime
When traveling, use your cellular data rather than hotel and conference Wi-Fi. Microsoft and Western intelligence agencies report that espionage groups, believed to be connected to Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), are targeting and compromising hotel and conference Wi-Fi networks around the world.
Switch from Box Sync to Box Drive Before December 2026
Box has announced that Box Sync will no longer be supported beginning in December 2026. While files will still be available on Box.com, and on desktop after installing Box Drive, anyone who uses Box Sync should transition to Box Drive now to avoid service interruptions.