The CIRT -- Computer Incident Response Team -- helps you react to successful intrusions by helping determine whether or not privileged data has actually been compromised, and, if so, help to determine the extent and severity of the incident. How to contact the CIRT.
The Guide identifies a range of strategies to create a more secure electronic environment for the University’s academic, business, and healthcare operations. It includes links to applicable University policies and guidelines and to helpful resources and tools.
The ECP establishes principles, rules, and procedures applying to all members of the University community to specifically address issues particular to the use of electronic communications.
The purpose of this bulletin is to establish guidelines for the classification of information assets:
Recently revised, the purpose of this bulletin is to establish guidelines for achieving appropriate protection of University electronic information resources (Resources) and to identify roles and responsibilities at all levels in the University of California system.
Newly issued, the purpose of this bulletin is to establish guidelines for identity and access management at the University of California.
Newly issued, the purpose of this bulletin is to provide recommendations and guidelines for information technology continuity planning and disaster recovery activities in support of the University’s commitment to protection of and accessibility to information resources.
This policy outlines the responsibility and mecanisms used to provide security of the UCSD Data Communications Network. It includes the UCSD Minimum Network Connection Standards.
The purpose of this plan is to outline procedures for management of all electronic information that could be used, possibly in conjunction with other information, to impersonate an individual in ways that might cause serious loss of privacy and/or financial damage. Departments that manage activities that require collection or management of specific “personal identity information” (PII) must protect such data appropriately and also must report any compromise of that protection to affected subjects of that data.
Computers and media that have held sensitive data must be properly sanitized before being repurposed, surplused, or recycled.
