Nov
12
2011

[Video] CIO Comments On Server Intrusion Incident »

Mark Willis, VCU Chief Information Officer, and Dan Han, Information Security Officer, talk about the recent server intrusion incident at VCU. They cover what happened and why this incident is different than a data breach incident.

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Posted by Samuel Kennedy in the Technology Services: From the CIO blog.
Nov
12
2011

Server Security Incident Information »

To the VCU and VCU Health System communities: A security incident has resulted in unauthorized access to a Virginia Commonwealth University computer server containing files with personal information on current and former VCU and VCU Health System faculty, staff, students and affiliates. We believe the likelihood is very low that any personal data on . . .
Posted by Samuel Kennedy in the Technology Services: From the CIO blog.
Oct
11
2010

VCU Computer Center Power Disruption (10/8/10) »

Originally Posted Under VCU TS Alerts Blog On October 8, 2010:Power was restored to the VCU Computer Center late last night and by early morning the cooling to the computer room was back to normal levels. VCU TS staff worked through the night and early morning to bring systems back online. As of 7:30 this morning, all key systems were up and available. . . .
No Comments | Posted by Samuel Kennedy in the Technology Services: From the CIO blog.
Aug
13
2009

Welcome “From the CIO” »

Welcome to campus for the 2009-10 academic year!  Technology Services staff have been hard at work to provide exciting new or improved services for VCU's students, faculty and staff. We are pleased to introduce the new myVCU portal, myVCUmail and Google Apps for students, greatly improved wireless usability and security, and a new T . . .
Posted by Samuel Kennedy in the Technology Services: From the CIO blog.

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