Knowledge Base

Categories (10)

Academic Technologies

Includes: Canvas, HighPoint CX, Degree Planner, PeopleSoft, Panopto, LinkedIn Learning...
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Accounts, Access and Information Security

Includes: Duo, Federated Authorization, Accounts, Digital Certificates...
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Administrative and Business

Includes: SalesForce, DocuSign, Perceptive Content, Elements...
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Communication and Collaboration

Includes: Teams, Zoom, My Pitt, Pitt Mobile, O365...
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Data, Reporting, and Analytics

Includes: Tableau, Dashboards, Cognos, Data Warehouse...
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Human Resource and Financial Systems

Includes: PittWorx, PBCS, PRISM, Panther Express...
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IT Consulting Services

Includes: Application Development, Application Integration, 24/7 IT Help Desk, BPI...
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Network, Hosting and Storage

Includes: PittNet, Bluecat, Enterprise Server Hosting, Firewalls...
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Printing, Desktop and Mobile Computing

Includes: PittPrint, Software Downloads, Enterprise Device Management...
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Research

Includes: LabArchives, InfoReady, Enterprise Research Data, Research Server Hosting...
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Articles (5)

Pinned Article "Let's do IT" with Pitt IT

Checklist and hub for common Pitt IT links

Pinned Article Welcome to Pitt! Getting Started for Faculty and Staff

Are you a new Faculty or Staff member? This article has some information you may find useful!

Pinned Article Welcome to Pitt! Getting Started for Students

Are you a new student? Read this article to find out some basic information!

Cyber Security Awareness

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security. Each week we will focus on a different security topic and provide tips and resources to help keep your computing experience at Pitt safe and secure.

Social Engineering and Phone Scams

Social engineering is the art of manipulating people into performing actions or divulging confidential information. Social engineering applies to trickery used for information gathering or computer access and in most cases the attacker never comes face-to-face with the victim.