An email says someone has shared a document with you. It looks familiar, with a notification from Google, Box, or Microsoft. It may even have been sent from someone you know and trust. But you weren’t expecting a file. What should you do? Pause, and take a moment before opening it.
We all play a role in keeping our online lives safe and secure. Take some simple steps to help protect yourself, your friends, classmates, and colleagues.
Join us on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Student Union 210 for the Buffalo Breach, a cybersecurity-themed escape room where UB students will race to stop the “Frostbyte Syndicate’s” nefarious plans.
UB students, faculty and staff who have connected a personal device to eduroam Wi-Fi before August 10, 2026, will need to re-connect by October 29, 2026 to stay on UB’s Wi-Fi network.
Learn more about UB's new AI and Society department. Hear how UBIT partnered with the AI and Society to bring BullsAI, a complete inhouse AI platform that the UB community is using to research and innovate.
Discover all the tech perks waiting for you at the University at Buffalo. From free software and device discounts to secure Wi‑Fi, gaming, printing, and expert tech help, UBIT has you covered.