TDS Information Security is here to help you. In addition to keeping the School of Medicine networks secure and operational, we also provide you the tools to ensure your own computer security, and support you in case of a security incident.
By educating yourself now about strong computer security practices, you're taking the first step in preventing computer problems. Below, find the resources explaining the need for strong computer security, and the tools you can use to protect yourself and your information.
A reminder for School of Medicine personnel that to transport or store sensitive data on a physical USB or external hard drive, university security policy requires you to use an encrypted drive. View information on encryption requirements for your external drives and learn how you can request an approved USB flash drive.
Endpoints — Protecting your laptops, desktops, and mobile devices, with encryption and help from compliance systems
Server security — Managing with SUSI
Other Devices – IoT, appliances, printers, other
Good Practices — A common-sense cheatsheet for everyday ways to protect your information.