MIT IS&T
MIT IS&T
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Learn how to avoid a phishing scam

Scammers are getting smarter. Learn how to identify and avoid phishing attempts with these tips.

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Incoming students: Prepare for life on campus

Get ready for your life on the MIT campus with these IT-related tips and resources.

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Incoming students: Get useful applications and services

Find out about all of the software and cloud-based services you have access to while you’re an MIT student and how to access them.

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Incoming students: Secure your account, devices, and data

Here’s what IS&T recommends you do to be digitally secure at MIT.

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Incoming students: Start your computing life at MIT

Here’s information about the type of computer you’ll need as an MIT student, how to create your digital identity at MIT, and where to find key information about IT at the Institute.

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Options for changing your Kerberos password

If you work or study at MIT and need to change your Kerberos password, you have several methods to choose from.

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Next steps in MIT mailbox migration to Office 365

IS&T is moving forward with the full migration of MIT’s email and calendaring accounts to cloud-based Exchange Online.

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What happens to your MIT digital presence after graduation

Here is what graduating students should do to preserve their digital assets before their MIT accounts are deactivated.

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Recycling IT equipment at MIT

Learn how to responsibly dispose of outdated or surplus Institute-owned computers and peripherals.

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Tips for cleaning and disinfecting your devices

Follow your device manufacturer’s guidelines and these tips from IS&T to safely clean and disinfect your computer, mobile devices, and peripherals.

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