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In late April, Arizona State University received the 2026 Acquia Engage Award in the “Best Transformation for Security & AI Readiness” category. This recognition follows the successful migration of over 400 websites to the Acquia Cloud Platform…
Third update: May 12, 20269:08 a.m., MSTThank you for your patience and flexibility as the University continues responding to the recent security incident involving Canvas. As of May 12, 2026, Instructure has published an FAQ outlining their…
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Arizona State University is launching a University-wide initiative to modernize and elevate its digital presence by consolidating its web infrastructure. This consolidation aligns with the Technical Priorities of the ASU Public Enterprise, as…
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Each new semester calls for updated classroom configurations that account for individual faculty members’ needs. With the summer and fall semesters on the horizon, faculty should be aware that the software necessary to teach a course may not be pre-…
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The seventeenth annual ASU+GSV Summit will focus on the rapid technological shift of higher educational and lifelong learning.Advances in artificial intelligence and other technologies bring transformative new tools to educators, improving how we…
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ASU Enterprise Technology is celebrating the dedicated employees who have reached milestone years in their service to ASU and the Sun Devil community through the annual Service Awards. Every anniversary represents years of problem-solving,…
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ASU Enterprise Technology Chief Information Security Officer Lester Godsey has been named one of the top 100 chief information security officers (CISOs) across the U.S. and Canada.
Spring is just around the corner – as always, each new semester calls for updated classroom configurations that account for individual faculty members’ needs. Faculty should be aware that the software necessary to teach a course may not be…
Arizona State University is constantly evolving its security frameworks to stay ahead in the ever-changing digital landscape. As new cybersecurity threats emerge, ASU continues to strengthen its defenses. This includes introducing advanced features…
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The introduction of generative AI was met with record-breaking adoption across millions of individuals. Likewise, industry across nearly every sector began working to understand the implications of AI within operations or organizational culture.And…
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Temperatures are rising across the valley, indicating that summer—and a new semester—are just around the corner. As always, each new semester calls for updated classroom configurations that account for individual faculty members’ software needs.…
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Enterprise Technology is enhancing our community’s security posture with a new “Report Phishing” button for Exchange, Outlook, and OWA. As of March 1, community members can now report phishing emails directly to the Security Operations Center (SOC)…