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The ITS Client Services team has dedicated staff available in Help Centers on all three campuses to assist faculty, staff, and students with various IT services.
Transformative project to streamline and modernize digital collaboration across our campuses. Information Technology Services, in partnership with Microsoft, will unify Microsoft 365 for our Kearney, Lincoln and Omaha campuses and the Office of the President.
Network support for students living in the UNL Residence Halls.
Wi-Fi network for University of Nebraska students, faculty, staff, & guests
The NU ITS Academic Technologies A/V Design and Build - UNL team offers consulting, design, and installation services for departments interested in audiovisual, distance learning, and videoconferencing. The team also provides support for A/V systems for departments via an MOU or SLA.
UNL Huskertech offers an in-house repair center that is certified for Apple, Dell, HP, and Lenovo devices.
Microsoft Outlook is the official Email tool for the University of Nebraska System
Any breach of security incident must be immediately reported via the Security Incident Reporting Form. If you suspect a security incident has occurred that could impact the University’s network, computers or data, you are required to report the incident immediately.
In order for email messages from third-party email systems like newsletter and other bulk mail applications to pass DMARC requirements, they must pass SPF and DKIM checks.
Palo Alto Cortex XDR is more advanced than a traditional antivirus solution. Cortex is an extended detection and response app that uses real-time detection to respond to malware and other sophisticated attacks while preventing malicious software from running on devices.
Email Lists allow users the ability to send to large groups of users. Mailman is designed specifically for groups who are needing to communicate to large groups of people including those outside of the University system.
The Enterprise Data Solutions team (EDS) warehouses, analyzes, interprets, and presents data. This provides contextualized information to support strategic reporting, planning and decision-making for the University of Nebraska system.
Microsoft OneDrive is cloud storage that you can get to from anywhere. It helps you stay organized, access your important documents, photos, and other files from any device, and share those files with coworkers, students and external collaborators.
Bridge is the University of Nebraska's learning management solution that houses employee learning and professional development as both live instructor-led and on demand.
Digital signage is a way of electronically displaying information on a screen. They can be found in public spaces, transportation systems, museums, stadiums, retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and corporate buildings etc., to provide wayfinding, exhibitions, marketing, and outdoor advertising.
A virtual private network (VPN) provides a secure connection to university networks from anywhere.
IT Status is an online dashboard and notification tool that communicates ITS service outages, maintenance and current status updates to a general campus audience. Individuals may subscribe to any or all ITS services and receive email or text notifications.
The Nebraska app puts essential campus information at your fingertips
Recommendations for securing your personally owned device on the University's network.
Information Technology Services works together with our customers to provide solution recommendations, custom development, and application support tailored to our customers’ individual needs. Each of our solutions are developed and supported in accordance with industry best practices to guarantee security, availability, maintainability, and interoperability. If you need assistance with researching, developing, or supporting an application, we encourage you to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!
Network Access Control secures data and systems by preventing unauthorized access from unknown locations, compromised devices, or malicious network traffic.
Campus telephone service is provided using Voice over IP (VoIP) technology, which operates on a more robust and redundant infrastructure while offering most of the same features you are familiar with from legacy landline phones, but with quicker turnaround times for new installations and configuration changes.