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Cornell's commitment to privacy has not changed as a consequence of offering Google Workspace, a cloud-based service.

As with all decisions that Cornell makes regarding information technologies, privacy and security are key elements. In addition, Cornell remains committed to freedom of...Read more

Cornell provides licenses for Spirion to be installed on Cornell-owned computers only, including those not located on university property. For example, if the computer at your house is owned by Cornell, you can install Spirion with a Cornell license. Discuss this with your local technical...Read more

OneDrive, part of your Cornell faculty, student, or staff Microsoft account, provides cloud storage for all your important documents, connected with the Microsoft apps many of us use every day. Your files are protected from the risk of damage to your devices, and they’re available anytime...Read more

How can Cornell help you protect your computer in the face of mounting online threats? With Certified Desktop, CIT works with your department’s IT staff to make your computer safer.

Certified Desktop is licensed and deployed to campus units by IT support professionals. Individual users who...Read more
Office 365 Applications and Mobile Apps

You will rarely, if ever, need to authenticate with Two-Step Login when you use an app on your computer or mobile device to access Office 365. You might be prompted when you install a fresh copy of the software.

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