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As part of UNM IT’s commitment to continuously review and improve the software applications made available to campus, IT will transition support for the product Instant Messaging from GroupWise/Novell Instant Messenger (also known as GWIM) to Microsoft...

University of New Mexico Information Technologies wants to keep the campus community safe from email phishing scams which have grown more sophisticated since they first began showing up in emails. Gone are the bad grammar and spelling, replaced by savvy...

Hackers make headlines month after month.  Who works to protect your data at UNM?  Come meet the information security team during Security Days on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 16-17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the SUB Atrium. UNM’s Office of the Chief...

The Office of the Chief Information Officer at the University of New Mexico and Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) are collaborating for the first time to sponsor a Mobile Apps Contest.

The National Science Foundation (NSF) announced recently the award of $150,000 planning grant to the University of New Mexico's Information Technologies Department that builds on the history of a collaboration with New Mexico State University (NMSU) to...

Microsoft recently released the latest version of its flagship OS, Windows 10. Many of you have probably seen the small Microsoft symbol floating around in your taskbar the last few weeks and some may have even clicked on it and been prompted to upgrade to Win10 for free.

The University of New Mexico Information Architects Group is offering two innovative classes this summer specifically designed for UNM staff. Modern Web Development is geared for web designers, content editors and other professionals with aspirations ...

The IRS announced recently that criminals used taxpayer-specific data acquired from non-IRS sources to gain unauthorized access to information on approximately 100,000 tax accounts through IRS’ “Get Transcript” application. The IRS announced it will be...

The filing of fraudulent income tax returns using computers has been on the rise for the last decade, but this year many more Americans have been impacted – including members of the UNM community.

UNM Information Technologies plans an upgrade to the current voicemail system that serves main campus, University Hospitals, The Health Science Center, Research Park and Valencia campus. The system will be upgraded Friday, May 29.