Colorado House Bill HB21-1110 requires all higher education institutions within the state to have digital accessibility policies and procedures in place by July 1, 2024. It is everyone's responsibility to ensure the content we create is accessible.
Learn more about campuswide digital accessibility resources and information.Browse all OIT tools and services or search for a specific tool or service using the search box or filters.
These tools, software, and programs have all been vetted by our security and compliance team and are supported by our service desk.
If you believe your account is compromised, contact the OIT Service Desk immediately for assistance and do not turn off your computer.
You will need to report the security event to our Information Security and IT Compliance (ISIC) team for investigation. To report an incident, log into the OIT Service Center in the upper right corner. Once logged in with your university credentials, select "Make a Request." Scroll down and choose "Security Event" from the tile options. From there, several options will appear. Select the one that best matches the situation. For a compromised email account, select "Compromised Account."
An ISIC team member will reach out to you with details regarding the results of the investigation into the security event.