The 2026 Privacy@Michigan event series, co-sponsored by the ITS Privacy Office and the School of Information, ran from Data Privacy Day on January 28 through late March. The event series explored timely and far-reaching topics related to privacy from a variety of disciplines and perspectives.
Join us for Privacy@Michigan events in March.
Join us for Privacy@Michigan events and programming featuring engaging presentations and more.
Learn how to balance convenience and security while traveling this holiday season.
Follow these tips to protect your identity and your U-M account, including your email, direct deposit details, and more.
To reduce the risk of data breaches, Michigan Medicine is making email safer and simpler for its users.
This month’s tip is Kagi: a privacy-focused search engine that prioritizes delivering high-quality, relevant results without ads or tracking.
This month’s tip is Anonymous View by Startpage, a tool that enables users to visit websites without disclosing their IP addresses or personal information
Safe Computing offers guidance on practicing online hygiene, protecting yourself from online harassment and misinformation, and protecting your privacy.
The MCommunity Directory now offers the option for faculty and staff to choose who can view their campus mailing address.
This year’s Data Privacy Day event focused on privacy in the age of AI. A recording is now available on Safe Computing.
Join Carnegie Mellon University’s Dr. Sauvik Das for a presentation exploring privacy in the age of AI on Jan. 28 at noon to celebrate Data Privacy Day 2025.
Preserving your data and privacy during the holidays is more important than ever. Follow these tips from Safe Computing to get started.
Learn how to protect yourself while online shopping this holiday season.
New capabilities and features utilizing AI are increasingly included in updates to apps and operating systems. Here are some tips to remember when using AI with sensitive data.
SUMIT events celebrated and promoted IT security at U-M – slide presentations are available.
The Safe Computing website is your reliable security and privacy guidance and information source at U-M, maintained by ITS Information Assurance.
Need an internet connection, but only public WiFi is available? Follow these tips to protect U-M and personal information.
The ITS Information Assurance team has published the History of Surveillance Timeline, a unique resource on Safe Computing for those who like to learn from history.
Privacy@Michigan hosted a 40th-anniversary screening of the film adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984 and a U-M faculty panel discussion at the Michigan Theater on March 6, 2024.