Email Lists (Moira and Mailman)
IS&T provides and supports two email list services: Athena/Moira and Mailman.
Staff
Find the IT resources, support, and help available to you
Preventative Maintenance for Administrative Staff (Admin IT )
IS&T's Distributed IT Resources (DITR) team offers specialized desktop preventative maintenance services. Administrative members of departments that have little or no IT support can utilize the AdminIT Program.
Cyber Threat Incident Response
IS&T can help to detect, respond to, and recover from intrusions and data disclosure incidents. This includes IT security incidents involving electronic MIT business data of any kind.
Roles and Authorizations
The Roles Database stores access rules (user authorizations) for applications like SAP, Data Warehouse, and the Graduate Admissions System, among others. Specially Authorized Departmental and Central Administrators use the web-based Roles Database application to view and manage user authorizations.
Instant Messaging
On Windows and Macintosh, Jabber is the instant messaging (IM) system that allows MIT users to communicate with one another and Jabber users elsewhere on the internet.
On Athena, there are two primary messaging services: Zephyr and Jabber.
Wikis
IS&T offers the MIT Wiki Service to provide MIT groups and organizations with collaborative web spaces. Any MIT community group, project, or organization can request a wiki space.
System Purchasing and Deployment
IS&T's Distributed IT Resources (DITR) team helps departments with the purchase of physical hardware.
WAUS: MIT Windows Automatic Update Service
The MIT Windows Automatic Update Service (WAUS) enables the MIT community to utilize Microsoft's Automatic Update feature with a more conservative selection of patches - focused on critical security updates - than those available directly from Microsoft.
Lockers
An Athena locker is a directory (aka: folder) on the Athena filesystem. IS&T creates lockers for official MIT courses, UROP projects, student living groups, ASA recognized student activities and MIT organizations (including administrative offices, academic departments, programs, and lab or research groups).
Media Sanitizing
Media sanitizing is electronic file destruction. In the same way that paper files containing sensitive information can be shredded or burned, electronic files can be destroyed using various methods. The most effective form of electronic data destruction is done with file shredding software.
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