• Reorganization of the Finance and Administration Cabinet

    ​Governor Bevin's Executive Order 2017-0889 "Relating to the Reorganization of the Finance and Administration Cabinet" directs the Commonwealth Office of Technology to adopt a centralized information
    technology model in an effort to provide services in a more efficient manner
    and to promote information sharing and assist agencies in focusing on their mission rather than their operational issues.

    To access ITSM Self Service, Click here

  • Tipline.KY.Gov

    Tipline.KY.Gov enables you to report fraudulent activity and/or theft, misconduct, safety violations, and unethical behavior. When using the Tipline, you can submit a matter anonymously by answering a series of questions. Alternatively, you may choose to provide your personal information so that employees investigating the matter you are reporting may contact you. Tipline.KY.Gov allows users to file reports in over 50 languages.

    Tipline Portal

  • AD SelfService Plus

    Putting YOU in charge!

    Getting locked out of your Windows account may not happen often, but it can happen when you least expect it. Be prepared by registering for ADSelfService Plus, a new feature that puts YOU in charge of your Windows password. With ADSelfService Plus, you can unlock your account without calling the Commonwealth Service Desk for assistance. You can also change or reset your Windows password any time you wish - day or night!

    Learn more about AD SelfService Plus!

  • ITSM Self-Service Portal- September 1, 2016!!!

    ​COT launched the ITSM Self-Service Portal on September 1, 2016!  Customers in consolidated agencies are now able to report issues and track the status of existing tickets from our interactive, user-friendly website.  To view a short video on how to use the ITSM Self-Service, click here.

    To Learn More About Customer Service . . .

  • Employee of the Month Recognition

    ​Congratulations to the Employees for May 2018 and June 2018!! 
    May 2018: Steven Moss has been a member of the ISB team that supports the CDC and the ADC. Steven has been the driving force for the installation of the required electrical circuits and the preparation of the data center for the new VBlock equipment. 
    June 2018: Michael Malicoat is the face of Field Services to the customers in the Executive Branch located at far reaches of Western KY.  Michael performs day to day desktop analysis, troubleshooting and diagnostics of multi-site networks and desktop endpoint devices in a 10 county area.  He works with customers to facilitate computing solutions to meet their business needs. Congratulations to Steven and Michael!  Thank you for your service to our customers and to COT!

     
    To view COT's Vision and Mission, Click Here
OCT17

Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2018 - Presentation

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Matthew Radolec, Security Architect Manager, Varonis
 CISSP, GPEN, GCFE
 Matthew is a graduate of Penn State and has worked in IT Security since 2011.

MODERN STATE OF INSECURITY                            
Online security is in a constant state of flux; we face threats today that are entirely new to those we dealt with only a year or two ago. Yet at the same time, we’re still dealing with the same fundamental threats we were decades ago with the likes of SQL injection and ransomware dating as far back as the 80’s. This dichotomy also plays out in the sophistication of attacks we’re seeing today with news headlines announcing nation state backed espionage with equal regularity to Amazon S3 buckets exposing everything to the public due to simple configuration errors.
 
 In this talk, you’ll see how these threats are evolving and which are the ones we need to be especially conscious of in the modern era. It looks at real world examples of both current and emerging threats and talks about actionable steps we need to take as an industry to stem the flow of data breaches and other malicious activity. The Modern State of Insecurity is a scary yet necessary lesson on how we’re still getting security wrong today.
 
 
 
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM   |   October 17, 2018   |   669 Chamberlin Avenue, Frankfort, KY