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All CCE staff are required to complete Cornell University’s Cybersecurity Awareness online training on an annual basis. This article provides instructions for accessing the training, highlights specific guidance for Cornell Cooperative Extension employees, and offers additional resources related to cybersecurity best practices and tools.

This article describes how to change your NetID password and reconnect your devices to Cornell services.

Login to your assigned workstation for the first time

CCE staff have access to the full Microsoft Office 365 suite of desktop applications on CCE-owned computers that are joined to the Cornell domain. Regular (non-temp) staff may request an upgraded A3 license if there is a legitimate business need. See article for more details.

We all get phishing scam e-mails.  Cornell and Microsoft try their best to block what they can, whilst still allowing legitimate e-mails into our Inboxes.  But what can we do on our end?

Learn how extra or loaner laptops are managed in Western CCE region offices, including who can use them, how to log in, and proper usage.

The CCE Online Geospatial Mapping Portal is a ArcGIS Online for Organizations (AGOL) subscription. Licensing is provided by request through College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS).

Simple day‑to‑day habits—like restarting your PC properly, keeping it secure, and handling data responsibly—can prevent issues, reduce downtime, and protect both your work and the organization’s information.

For more information, please contact cce-helpdesk@cornell.edu.

This article explains how to participate in or offer your own educational programs online in the Moodle Learning Management System (LMS).

Activate your email accounts, control mail forwarding, update directory information, activate LastPass and G-suite

Access to Cornell services for individuals not directly affiliated with Cornell

Access non-public Cornell resources and information

Chat with your colleagues, host video/audio meetings, and create teams and channels to collaborate on projects

Transfer sensitive information and large files securely. Previously known as Cornell Dropbox.