Computer & Data Security
Actively participating in strong computer security practices is the first step in preventing computer problems. On this site you will find information about security related issues and available resources, including:
- How to Secure Information tells you how to secure your valuable data, by backing it up, ensuring it remains confidential, and helping to protect it by using software provided by Stanford University.
- Information Privacy and Security Policies provides some basic information on different policies, and links to the Stanford University Administrative Guide, and the SUMCnet and HIPAA policies.
- Report an incident describes the steps to reporting security incidents, as stated in the Administrative Guide.
- I think I've been hacked tells you who to contact if your computer has been hacked.
- What is a DMCA Notice?
- Email securityallows you to email security directly.
- VPN gives information on the SoM VPN service.
- Encryption gives you information about protected the sensitive information that may be stored on your computer.
- Contact Information Security gives a list of the Information Security Team, as well as their email addresses for contact.
If you have any questions about computer security or you can’t find what you’re looking for, ask. You can also send us an email at security at med.stanford.edu, or call us at 725-8000.
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