ALT A poster with an illustration of a person in a hoodie holding a phone, with digital circuit designs in the background. The text reads: "Defending Your Turf: Your Defensive Playbook Against the New Cyber Playing Field. Cybercriminals are changing up their playbook with malicious QR codes and deepfakes. Here are ways to protect yourself and your teammates. Swipe for more.

ALT The image is a safety advisory from UNLV Information Technology. It warns about the potential risks of scanning QR codes. The background is purple with a subtle football theme. It advises checking URLs, avoiding unexpected QR codes in texts or emails, and not entering sensitive information blindly. An illustrated hand holds a smartphone displaying a QR code. Text at the bottom encourages the viewer to swipe for more information.

ALT A digital poster from UNLV Information Technology titled "Spotting the Deepfake Play." It contains a line drawing of a laptop with a human face and a swirl on the screen. Text advises on defensive strategies: Check for visual distortions, verify identities through trusted sources, and report doubts. The bottom right corner suggests swiping for more information.

ALT This image is a UNLV Information Technology graphic titled "One Rule in the Playbook That Still Works?" It includes three icons labeled "Pause," "Verify," and "Act," accompanied by the advice: "If something asks you to act, slow down and look for red flags." The background is purple.

ALT The image features an individual smiling and holding a smartphone, with a blurred coffee shop background. Text on the image reads: "New Tech? Set Up MFA On Multiple Devices" and "Avoid issues logging into your ACE account by setting up multifactor authentication (MFA) on multiple devices." The UNLV Information Technology logo is at the top. A URL for multifactor authentication setup is at the bottom.

ALT A person sitting outdoors using a laptop, with trees in the background. Text promotes renewing eduroam access to keep devices connected and secure, with a deadline before Dec. 28. UNLV Information Technology logo is visible.

ALT A group of students, wearing red lanyards labeled "AI EXPLORER," are gathered around a computer. One student is typing. Text overlays mention a news headline about Las Vegas students learning to create tools and solve problems with AI at UNLV, and about their participation in an AI Explorer Camp. A prompt indicates to swipe for more.

ALT This image features a group of individuals at the UNLV AI Explorers Camp engaging in activities involving AI technology. A person is speaking and pointing toward a whiteboard with some participants listening intently. The text highlights the role of AJ Angulo, the camp director, and includes a quote about using AI as a tool to work with rather than replace.

ALT A group of individuals are gathered in a computer lab, with several people working at desks with computers. The text at the bottom reads: "What Comes Next. Next Summer, UNLV IT plans to offer separate beginner and advanced levels. The university also hopes to reach more local high schools and introduce students and families to education and career opportunities in technology."

ALT A Windows XP desktop displaying multiple pop-up windows. The top window says, “You've Got (Campus) Mail.” Another window titled “Untitled - Notepad” mentions UNLV communication is powered by Google Workspace for Education. Additional windows provide information for students and faculty, with web addresses for UNLV resources. The screen also shows desktop icons for Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Outlook Express, with a taskbar at the bottom.

ALT A person stands at the front of a classroom, giving a presentation. The screen displays text: "What UNLV Faculty and Staff Should Do Before Fall Semester Begins." The UNLV Information Technology logo is visible at the top. Audience members are seated facing the presenter.

ALT A person holding a tablet stands on the right side of the image. The text includes instructions for self-resetting multifactor authentication and connecting to campus Wi‑Fi. The UNLV Information Technology logo is at the bottom, with a prompt to swipe for more.

ALT A poster with red background provides instructions for UNLV faculty. The top box advises logging into MyUNLV to review the fall schedule. The bottom box suggests preparing WebCampus courses and running an accessibility checker before the semester starts. The UNLV Information Technology logo is at the bottom left.

ALT The image contains two main sections on a red background. The top section, titled "Test Your Classroom Technology," advises testing classroom equipment before the semester, including lectern computers and audio devices. It suggests contacting the Classroom Technology Services team if assistance is needed. An image of an empty classroom with a desk and chairs is shown. The bottom section, titled "Don't Forget Your RebelCard," emphasizes the importance of using a RebelCard for access to various campus facilities, including work and teaching buildings. Next to the text is an image of a RebelCard. The UNLV Information Technology logo is at the bottom right corner.