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5 Ways to be Secure when Working Remotely
Working, teaching, and learning away from the MIT campus poses new risks to securing information. IS&T recommends that community members follow these best practices when engaging in activities remotely to help reduce the chance of the information and data you handle at MIT being compromised.
End-to-end encryption option now available for Webex meetings
MIT Webex users now have the option to use end-to-end encryption for meetings requiring a higher level of security.
Securing Zoom meetings and classes to prevent disruption
MIT does not recommend allowing attendees to join any Zoom session without requiring either Touchstone authentication or a meeting password.
Zoom video conferencing platform now available to the MIT community
Based on widespread feedback from the MIT community, IS&T has secured an enterprise license for Zoom. To learn how to get started with Zoom in education, register for this webinar.