Skip to main content
Pepperdine | Community

"Information Technology"

What's New in Pepperdine IT

 

Go Canvas! slogan on a dark blue background over

Pepperdine Launches Canvas as the University’s Next Learning Management System

In collaboration with the Office of the Provost, Pepperdine Information Technology announces that Canvas will be the next Learning Management System at the University.

Pepperdine Womens Soccer goalie taking a shot on goal.

Strengthen Our Human Firewall

These cyber security best practices are your best defense against hackers.

People adding survey ballots to a digital ballot box with a Pepperdine IT logo on it.

2023 Technology Survey

The Pepperdine IT department will release its 14th Annual Technology Survey from March 13 - April 3.

Close-up of a person logging into a laptop using a mobile phone, with graphic overlay of username and password.

Why Cyber Security Awareness Month at Pepperdine?

Why do we have a Cyber Security Awareness Month at Pepperdine?

Graphic of reclining man working on a laptop.

Project Management: Onsite and Online

Learn about the three foundational practices that project managers rely on.

Woman in glasses pointing to the phrase,

When Tech Fails, What's Your Plan B?

In this time of fires, pandemics, earthquakes and more, having a backup plan tailored to your professional needs is vital.

Shocked student looking at smoking laptop computer

Secure Remote Work and Study

In making the necessary adjustments to transition from in-person work and study to functioning remotely, here are some essential things to consider to keep you safe.

Zoom logo with two safe dials in the middle

CIO’s Perspective on Zoom Security

Pepperdine's Chief Information Officer Jonathan See talks about privacy and security using Zoom, one of the university's two web-conferencing platforms.

SecureConnect login

Vital Summer Security Preparation

This is the perfect time to enroll a second device in SecureConnect to protect your access to the Pepperdine network and all your data.

Two colleges students wearing shark hats next to a swimming pool.

Data Insecurity: Smart Hackers or Bad Hygiene?

You are safer if you keep your computer and software up with the latest security patches and use a different password on every website. That is basic hygiene.