Current IT Security Awareness Programs
Information Security for Everyone
There is more to protection your personal information than installing the latest patches and anti-virus software on your computer. But that is a good place to start!
Resources:
"Let's Talk" Presentation: Protecting Your Personal Information (MS PowerPoint)
Eight Ways to Stay Safe Online (from StaySafeOnline.org)
Information Security for Information Systems Users
Geared to those of you are on the "front lines" meeting people and handling information. This program describes the type of information that passes through your office and what you need to know to protect it.
"Let's Talk" Presentation: Information Security on the "Front Lines" (MS PowerPoint)
Information Security for Managers
This session examines how to identify what information needs to be
protected in your office, how to identify who has access to that
information, and how to protect it.
"Let's Talk" Presentation: Information
Security for Your Office (MS Powerpoint)
Data Retention
Requirments (off-site)
Information Security for Faculty and Researchers
Identifying the student information, research data, and intellectual property that needs to be protected and how to protect that information is the focus of this session."Let's Talk" Presentation: Information Security for Faculty and Researchers (MS Powerpoint)
Information Security for Systems Administrators
2008 Windows Systems tabletop exercise notes can be found here. (MS PowerPoint)Safer Communities Through Partnerships
"The Needle in the Haystack: Find the Offending File" presentation (MS Power Point) on Content Based Image Retrieval from the October, 2008 Idaho Crime Prevention Association & High Tech Crime Investigations Association conference.Phone: (208) 426-5501
Email: iso@boisestate.edu
"I think my computer is infected. What do I do?"
Disconnect your computer from the network and immediately contact the OIT Help Desk at 426-4357.
