Windows 10 security vulnerabilityJanuary 16, 2020 at 4:36 PMDear Campus Community,
We have been notified by Microsoft of a security vulnerability in Windows 10. UCA IT will start patching workstations Sunday, Jan 19th. Before you leave the office Friday, please reboot your PC and leave it turned on, this will allow the patch to be installed over the weekend.
If you have a UCA issued laptop that you keep at home or infrequently connected to the campus network, we ask that you bring it onto campus next Tuesday and allow it to get the latest patches. If it has been a while since you have had it on the campus network it might need to have several patch sets applied.
If you have any questions, please contact the IT Helpdesk at 501.450.3107, itsupport@uca.edu, or http://uca.edu/go/itsupport/.
Thank You,
University of Central Arkansas
Division of Information Technology
Burdick Hall
Conway, AR 72035
501-450-3117 | uca.edu/it | @UCAInfoTech
We have been notified by Microsoft of a security vulnerability in Windows 10. UCA IT will start patching workstations Sunday, Jan 19th. Before you leave the office Friday, please reboot your PC and leave it turned on, this will allow the patch to be installed over the weekend.
If you have a UCA issued laptop that you keep at home or infrequently connected to the campus network, we ask that you bring it onto campus next Tuesday and allow it to get the latest patches. If it has been a while since you have had it on the campus network it might need to have several patch sets applied.
If you have any questions, please contact the IT Helpdesk at 501.450.3107, itsupport@uca.edu, or http://uca.edu/go/itsupport/.
Thank You,
University of Central Arkansas
Division of Information Technology
Burdick Hall
Conway, AR 72035
501-450-3117 | uca.edu/it | @UCAInfoTech