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Information about LiquidFiles at University of St Thomas. LiquidFiles is for all members of the university and should be used any time you need to share private and restricted St. Thomas data, files, presentations (including personal information).

Information and instructions for preparing for a large group meeting or presentation using Zoom.

Information and instructions about using Zoom passcodes and/or waiting rooms for added security with Zoom meetings.

Information and instructions about using MFA (multi-factor authentication) at University of St. Thomas, as well as information for resetting your Authenticator app if you are locked out of your email.

Information about Spam, Phishing, and Spoofing to strengthen security practices at University of St. Thomas.

Information about the different ways to share content and manage access across Microsoft Office 365

Information and guidance about staying secure while working remotely.

Information about phishing attacks involving Salesforce and Salesforce Data Loader.

Information about the university’s cybersecurity posture and alignment with evolving federal standards by taking a stricter approach to third-party OAuth applications being used by St. Thomas community members with their accounts.

Information about quarantined email message alerts at University of St. Thomas.

Information and instructions for setting up a Yubikey 5 NFC to work with University of St. Thomas multi-factor authentication.

Information about how the Information Security team in ITS at St. Thomas periodically conducts phishing simulations on University faculty, staff, and students.

Information and instructions for creating FileLinks within LiquidFiles.

Information and instructions on how to log in to LiquidFiles secure files sharing for the first time.

Information and instructions about getting started with LastPass through the University of St. Thomas.