Google reported at 3:03pm today that the issue affecting Google Cloud, which was causing intermittent difficulties signing in to University services, has now been resolved. If you're still having difficulties, contact the UIS Service Desk.

A recent Windows 11 update (KB5127648) may stop your device from connecting to eduroam. What you need to do If you have not installed the update We recommend you do not install the Windows 11 update (KB5127648) until Microsoft releases further guidance. If you have installed the update and cannot connect Uninstall the...

'Fresher Week Form' and other scams – do not give away your personal information All students, particularly Freshers, should be aware of fake flyers being circulated within colleges. In the past few days, they have been distributed at several colleges, sometimes pushed under students' doors. There are several versions of...

We're changing the public certificate used by eduroam at 07:30 on Thursday 1 October. Anyone who has used the eduroam Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT) for Windows devices, the eduroam profile for macOS devices, or the geteduroam for Android app to set up their eduroam connection won't notice any change. What to do if you...

What happened Yesterday morning (Monday 7 September) staff received an email from no-reply[@]metacompliance.com asking them to complete a cyber security training course. This message was sent to staff in error. It was intended for students and included a link to the students’ cyber security training course. To be clear,...

Our equipment provider has deployed a fix overnight that appears to have resolved the issues that were affecting our wireless services.

If you use any email or calendar application other than Microsoft Outlook to access your University mailbox ([CRSid]@cam.ac.uk), you may be affected by Microsoft's withdrawal of its Exchange Web Services (EWS) API. You may need to take action to ensure you will still receive email and calendar entries.