2025 is starting off with a bang, with the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issuing proposed updates to the HIPAA Security Rule. The HIPAA Security Rule has been in place since 2003 and saw its last round of updates in 2013, making it long overdue for new updates given the changes in technology since then. The proposal draft is a whopping 393 pages, which is indicative of how robust these updates will be.

This lunchtime webinar series will dive deeper into each of the six areas that have the greatest impact on making your online content more accessible.

This lunchtime webinar series will dive deeper into each of the six areas that have the greatest impact on making your online content more accessible.

This lunchtime webinar series will dive deeper into each of the six areas that have the greatest impact on making your online content more accessible.

This lunchtime webinar series will dive deeper into each of the six areas that have the greatest impact on making your online content more accessible.

This lunchtime webinar series will dive deeper into each of the six areas that have the greatest impact on making your online content more accessible.

This lunchtime webinar series will dive deeper into each of the six areas that have the greatest impact on making your online content more accessible.

Picture this: You’re wrapping up your day, rushing to send one last email before heading out. You attach the file, type in the recipient’s name, hit send, and, whoops! You just sent a document with sensitive student data to the wrong person. Sound familiar? It happens far too often!

All faculty and staff, including FRAs and GAs, are required to complete “Defend Your Shell 2025” training before April 5, 2025. This year, the training is hosted in Workday.

The idea of artificial intelligence (AI) controlling the world is not new, and has been something represented in popular movies such as The Terminator, The Matrix, i,Robot, and so many more. As AI is advancing this concern may grow more legitimate for some people, with the idea of self-replication being feared. You may have recently seen some concerning headlines floating around about how AI has replicated itself during a shutoff attempt.