CrashPlan (formerly Code42) is the recommended secure cloud backup solution for desktops and laptops at MIT. It allows for simple, self-service data restoration/migration and runs a continuous backup in the background.
Note: TSM is the recommended service for backing up servers.
Licensing
JMP allows you to create and refine graphs interactively or quickly build a new graph using clickable, drag-and-drop variables. You no longer have to switch between windows to make comparisons and explore data. Learn more.
Licensing
Free JMP licenses are now available for academic use directly through the vendor for MIT students and faculty.
The Student and Faculty Editions have all the functionality we had with the product available in our previous license.
Drupal Cloud is a self-service website offering built on Drupal 7.
Sophos Central detects and cleans up viruses, Trojans, worms, spyware and adware, as well as other potentially unwanted applications. It continuously scans, notifies you of threats, and provides virus definitions and software updates regularly when you are connected to the Internet. You do not need to be on campus to receive these regular updates.
Licensing
Sophos Central is licensed for use by current MIT faculty, staff, students, and affiliates for use on MIT-owned computers.
See What Runs Where on Athena for help and to learn about the latest software updates.
MIT Kerberos for Windows (KfW) is an integrated Kerberos release for Microsoft Windows operating systems. KfW installs tickets on a computer in order to grant access to essential MIT services. It provides customizations for some MIT applications requiring Kerberos authentication, enabling you to gain secure access to SAPgui and connect to Athena via SSH. Learn more.
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The MIT Mobile App delivers essential Institute services to iOS and Android users.
There is also a web version of the mobile app available at mobi.mit.edu.
MITnet is the short name for MIT's campus-wide computer network.
The MIT Hardware Service Center is now open at its new location in 56-129. A partnership with ComputerCare, the center is available to all MIT students, faculty, and staff.
MIT provides integrated email and calendaring to community members via Exchange Online.
