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Coronavirus Update

The University of Central Oklahoma is taking action to prevent and slow the spread of COVID-19, including: the extension of spring break by one week for students; cancellation, postponement or adjustment of campus events through April 30. Visit the university website for Coronavirus Updates and Resources to learn more. If you need assistance transitioning to Alternative Instructional Delivery click here. If you need assistance with resources for Telework click here. During this time you can still receive support and assistance through the UCO Service Desk. Please create a request online, call 405-974-2255 or email support@uco.edu.

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Welcome to the UCO Service Desk

The UCO Service Desk is the first point of contact for most technical concerns at the University of Central Oklahoma. We are here to provide assistance with enterprise services provided by the Office of Information Technology, general campus information, and direction to the appropriate campus resources.

The UCO Service Desk is now online!

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Password Security

Your UCO password protects information that is stored on your computer and within UCO's online systems. To protect this information, always create strong passwords and keep them secure.

For more information on passwords please review these resources:

Employees you can learn more about passwords and other Cyber Security tips by attending annual training online or in-person.

Please note: The university will never ask you for your passwords.

Think Before You Click!

Even with UCO’s sophisticated security measures, YOU are still the best defense again phishing email scams. Protect yourself and the University by following these simple steps:

Recognize: Learn to identify potential phishing emails. Phishing emails duplicate the image, name or actual employee of a company or link to sites that are visually similar to a real business. So, verify the “sender” and “reply-to” email addresses are legitimate by double clicking the names to view the person’s real email address (feature not available on mobile devices).
Rethink: If you are unable verify the sender, do not click any links in the email. Hover first to view and verify the actual URLs or go directly to trusted sites using official contact details.
Recheck: Verify email rules in your settings to ensure they were created by you. And periodically change your password.
Report: Contact the UCO Service Desk (servicedesk@uco.edu; 405-974-2255) or fill out a service request immediately if you think you have received a phishing email.

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