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KU works to protect network services amidst K-State cybersecurity attack - Vimarsana News

KU works to protect network services amidst K-State cybersecurity attack

Kansas State University was hit with a cyber attack last month. In response, the University of Kansas is taking its' own measures to up its cybersecurity.

Source: kansan.com
KUIT announces implementation of Duo authentication for students - Vimarsana News

KUIT announces implementation of Duo authentication for students

Starting this spring, all University of Kansas students will be required to use Duo multi-factor authentication, as announced in the January 2024 Information Technology newsletter. This entails an additional security

Source: kansan.com
The State of Off-Site Construction Today - Vimarsana News

The State of Off-Site Construction Today

The pandemic saw a jump in home builder interest in various off-site construction methods, but some of that interest seems to have waned. Here’s why.

John Burns Research and Consulting and Home Innovation Research Labs Unveil New Residential Building Products Demand Meter - Vimarsana News

John Burns Research and Consulting and Home Innovation Research Labs Unveil New Residential Building Products Demand Meter

/PRNewswire/ -- John Burns Research and Consulting and Home Innovation Research Labs released their inaugural Building Products Demand Meter. This...

Bill Sniffin: Did A Serial Killer Poison 22 Men Here In Wyoming 155 Years Ago? - Vimarsana News

Bill Sniffin: Did A Serial Killer Poison 22 Men Here In Wyoming 155 Years Ago?

Columnist Bill Sniffin writes: “The rough high desert country around South Pass City was a dangerous place 155 years ago but no place was more threatening than a nondescript boarding house operated by Polly Bartlett.”