November 2022

In this issue: Malwarebytes | Uninstall Symantec | VR Dental Museum | Cybersecurity and Social Media | HPC and Computational Chemistry | Brightspace Training

Install Free Malwarebytes Software on Your Personally-Owned Computer

Using anti-malware software is an important part of a good cybersecurity strategy. Install a copy of Malwarebytes on your non-NYU-owned computer to help protect it from viruses, phishing, and other types of attacks.

Replace Expired Symantec Anti-Malware Software

Symantec is no longer supported by NYU and will no longer be updated or provide protection. If you have it installed, remove it and install Malwarebytes.

Virtual Dental Museum: Historical Artifacts Go Digital

Find out more about LaGuardia Studio's work with NYU School of Dentistry's Dr. Andrew Spielman to scan and render hundreds of historical dental artifacts.

Are You Sharing More Than You Think on Social Media?

Social media can be useful, but be careful what you share. Hear from NYU CISO Rich Sparrow about how social media can be exploited and what you can do to stay more secure.

High Performance Computing for the Simons Center for Computational Physical Chemistry

This new endeavor, with supercomputing power provided by NYU Greene and the HPC team, will help drive cutting-edge research in theoretical chemistry. Find out more about the Center's mission.

End-of-Semester Brightspace Training: Gradebook, Exams, Learning Analytics

The Brightspace team is hosting multiple training sessions in November and December for faculty and support staff. Learn about exams and tools for the end of the semester, as well as course-related analytical data available to faculty.

 

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