Beware of “Sextortion” Hoax

What happened? There has been a reported increase in the number of government employees reporting “sextortion” hoax emails throughout the country and we’ve had at least one report at FIT this week. In this phishing scam the perpetrator threatens to release compromising webcam footage if the victim does not pay a ransom. This is another […]
Try the new Gmail

As you may have read in the media recently, Google realeased major updates to Gmail this week. This release includes a brand-new look, additional security features, and simplified integrations with other G Suite apps. Our FIT G Suite users can “try out” the Gmail redesign by selecting “settings” (the gear icon) and clicking “Try the new […]
Connect to the Wireless (WiFi) Network (FITAIR)

Please be advised that some devices may not work on the FIT Wireless network. These devices are currently unsupported by the IT Department at FIT. Many of the devices not supported were designed to work in home network environments, and therefore do not fully function on a campus network environment. Many universities are experiencing the same issue […]

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Top FAQs

How do I sign in to my FIT email account? (Gmail)

Your FIT email address is your FIT Username followed by the domain @fitnyc.edu. FIT uses G Suite for Education and email accounts use the Gmail platform. While your FIT email address will end with @fitnyc.edu and not @gmail.com, the look and functionality will be the same as an @gmail.com account. The major difference will be […]

Connect to the Wireless (WiFi) Network (FITAIR)

Please be advised that some devices may not work on the FIT Wireless network. These devices are currently unsupported by the IT Department at FIT. Many of the devices not supported were designed to work in home network environments, and therefore do not fully function on a campus network environment. Many universities are experiencing the same issue […]