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Software SIG: Claude Code Training for Software Developers and Data Analysts (June 11)

On June 11 the AI Innovation Hub, in collaboration the Software Development SIG and Amazon Web Services, will walk participants through Claude Code, with a focus on practical use cases for software developers

Do You Gamble with Your Cornell Email?

With the Superbowl approaching, and the FIFA World Cup next summer, online sports betting will heat up in 2026. But with the legalization of online betting has come a growth in criminals using this to scam people out of their money. 

This Holiday Season, Give Yourself and the Cornell Community the Gift of Security, Free!

Since October, criminals have deluged Cornell with more than 300,000 phishing email attempts. Take steps to protect your account, and Cornell's data, today.

Working as One: CEMI Transformation Gains Momentum

The November 2025 CEMI webinar showcased milestones and other updates to reduce barriers, enable collaboration, and create a seamless experience for everyone relying on Cornell's administrative systems, processes, and data.

Simplify your sign-in – Why am I seeing this again?

When the CUWeb Login screen changed last month, you saw a note about passkeys. You’ll see it again soon. Why?

Now With PIN and Password: The Secure Connect Passkey!

Secure Connect allows you to unlock a passkey on a Cornell-managed device with your device’s password or PIN (Windows Hello).

Current Top Ten Hot IT Topics

Looking to find out more about key IT@Cornell services? This list is updated periodically to reflect topics most in demand by those in the Cornell community.

Hackers haven’t let up on faculty; don’t let down your guard!

Hackers see faculty accounts as high-value targets; compromises are up 300% over this time in 2024.

I’m sorry password but… we’re breaking up

Expect to see a change in how you log in to your secure services with CUWebLogin.

Kotlikoff Video Opens Summer CEMI Webinar

Cornell University President Michael I.

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