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Connect+Learn: UTORMFA – Session 4
U of T faculty, librarians and staff across the tri-campus community are all invited to self-enroll in UTORMFA, an important part of a holistic information security program that will help support the University’s mission to protect user accounts and data.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Information Security for a guide to self-enrolling in UTORMFA. Topics covered will include:
- What is multi-factor authentication (MFA) and why is it important?
- What is UTORMFA?
- How do I self-enroll in UTORMFA?
Resources
Connect+Learn: UTORMFA – Session 3
U of T faculty, librarians and staff across the tri-campus community are all invited to self-enroll in UTORMFA, an important part of a holistic information security program that will help support the University’s mission to protect user accounts and data.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Information Security for a guide to self-enrolling in UTORMFA. Topics covered will include:
- What is multi-factor authentication (MFA) and why is it important?
- What is UTORMFA?
- How do I self-enroll in UTORMFA?
Resources
Connect+Learn: IT Service Centre for End Users
In 2019 the University of Toronto launched the IT Service Centre, a centrally supported service desk solution to streamline and respond to IT service requests. The IT Service Centre is a great solution for service fulfillers, but it also makes getting IT help as a University community member easier than ever!
Join us for this session on how you can make the IT Service Centre work for you. Topics covered will include:
- What is the IT Service Centre?
- Navigating the IT Service Centre
- What services can I request through the IT Service Centre?
- How can the IT Service Centre help me find IT support?
- How can I use the IT Service Centre knowledge base to learn more about a technology?
Resources
Self-Enroll in UTORMFA – Session 2
U of T faculty, librarians and staff across the tri-campus community are all invited to self-enroll in UTORMFA, an important part of a holistic information security program that will help support the University’s mission to protect user accounts and data.
Join Connect+Learn and representatives from Information Security for a guide to self-enrolling in UTORMFA. Topics covered will include:
- What is multi-factor authentication (MFA) and why is it important?
- What is UTORMFA?
- How do I self-enroll in UTORMFA?