USSSA LAUNCHES UPGRADED ONLINE REGISTRATION SYSTEM FOR ENHANCED SECURITY AND EFFICIENCY
Kampala, Uganda — The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) is excited to announce the successful upgrade and migration of its online registration system to a new, secure, and robust server infrastructure to ensure a seamless and reliable experience for all stakeholders involved in USSSA-organized games.
The upgraded system offers enhanced security protocols to protect sensitive data, leading to the reset of all account passwords as part of the migration process. This measure ensures optimal safety for all users while streamlining access to the new platform.
Key Updates:
- New Access Point: Stakeholders can now access the system through “LOGIN” button on the main USSSA website at https://usssaonline.com.
- Secure Login Process:
- Log in using the default password.
- Update to a unique, secure password immediately after logging in for enhanced security.
- Password Update Guide:
- Navigate to “Settings” via the left menu (for PC users) or the top-right bar icon (mobile users).
- Select “Change Password,” enter the default password, followed by the new password, and save the changes.
Support and Assistance:
For a smoother transition, USSSA has set up a dedicated support team available via email at support@usssaonline.com or through the following contact numbers: +256 753732418, 0776981995, 0771293745.
Commitment to Excellence:
The CEO of USSSA, Mugisha Christopher Banage, stated, “This upgrade reflects our dedication to providing a secure and user-friendly platform for our stakeholders. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your cooperation as we continue to enhance the quality of our services.”
The USSSA remains committed to delivering excellence in school sports for a better future.
Contact:
Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA)
Email: info@usssaonline.com
Website: https://usssaonline.com
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This press release can be used to share the system upgrade details with stakeholders and media outlets effectively.