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The service provider has resolved the issue and restored full service. Pitt IT continues to monitor service and will post additional updates to status.pitt.edu as needed. If you encounter any issues with the Virtual Computing Lab, Virtual Desktops for Remote Work, or other Azure-related services, please report them to the Technology Help Desk at +1-412-624-HELP (4357) so that we can take immediate action to address them.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Monitoring confirms the issue has been fully resolved.

Pitt IT has taken steps to resolve the issue that affected some campus workstations earlier tonight. Full service has been restored. Pitt IT continues to monitor all services and will post additional updates to status.pitt.edu as needed. If you encounter any issues, please report them as soon as possible to the Technology Help Desk or call +1-412-624-HELP (4357) so that we can take action to resolve them.

Pitt Information Technology, in partnership with Health Sciences, Swanson School of Engineering, the University Library System, the Health Sciences Library System, the Clinical and Translational Science Institute, and the vendor Symplectic will be upgrading the current Faculty Information System to a more modern, cloud-based version of Symplectic Elements.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Monitoring confirms the issue has been fully resolved.

Gotta love technology. It lets us study, meet, or work wherever we happen to be – whether it’s on campus, in a public space, or at home! Hybrid and remote environments are the norm for many people these days. But while it offers next-level convenience, it is crucial to ensure your remote setup is optimized for productivity and security. Here are five essential steps for working off-site.

Microsoft Corporation has announced security updates for September that affect a broad range of Microsoft products. Microsoft Corporation typically announces security updates on the second Tuesday of each month. Updates for Pitt IT-Managed Servers

Monitoring confirms the issue has been fully resolved.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Monitoring confirms the issue has been fully resolved.

Pitt Information Technology is aware of an intermittent issue that briefly affected Pitt Passport single sign-on service for some users this morning. Pitt IT contacted the service provider, who took action to resolve their issue and restore service. We are working with the service provider to identify the root cause of the issue so that we can take steps to prevent it from occurring again. Updates will be posted to status.pitt.edu as needed. Please submit a request to the Technology Help Desk or call +1-412-624-HELP (4357) if you have any questions about this announcement.

Monitoring confirms that the issue has been fully resolved.

Monitoring confirms that the issue has been fully resolved.

Happy fall Panthers! My name is Grace Brignola, and I am a rising Junior studying Marketing and Business Information Systems here at Pitt. I serve as a Tech Ambassador for the University, which gives me the opportunity and privilege to train and promote all our technology resources to current students.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Monitoring confirms that this issue has been fully resolved.

TIAA has confirmed that they have resolved the issue and restored full service.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

The scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Monitoring confirms that the vendor’s temporary fix applied on Friday was successful. Pitt IT is engaged with the vendor to apply a permanent fix.

It was recently revealed that a background check company has been hacked, and the information of almost 3 billion people is now available on the dark web for the right price.

Monitoring confirms that the issue has been fully resolved.