U of waterloo.pdf (application/pdf Object) Network Connected Devices Policy. (Revised 05.26.2011) Overview One of the major shared resources of the University is its data network. The University's ability to conduct its business is dependent on reliable, stable access to the network and through the network to the Internet. University network and Internet connectivity can be jeopardized by computers/workstations, servers, and other devices that are not adequately protected from attack.
Compromised or vulnerable devices connected to the University network present potential harm to the network, to other devices on the network, to other networks and the devices attached to them, and to the overall standing of the University's information technology enterprise. Definitions A can be a computer/workstation, server, mobile device, cellular telephone, or any other instrument capable of connecting to and interacting with the University network and other devices on the network.
For the purposes of this policy, a device is considered once it has been substantiated: ITAG: Guidelines. ITAG Architectural Guidelines: Data Institute data SHOULD NOT be released to or stored by a third party without an approved business reason. Business data created or obtained within the Institute belongs to the institution, not to any particular function, unit, or individual. Members of the Institute community MUST ensure that their uses of the business data of the Institute are consistent with the Institute's policy on privacy of information.
It is the responsibility of the designated custodian of a particular data collection MUST ensure data integrity, security, and accessibility to anyone who demonstrates need. Critical and sensitive information MUST be kept on machines that are professionally managed. The Warehouse SHOULD be used for reporting where possible. Many of the principles embedded here were first described in 1989 in the Administrative Computing Principles. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Don’t store data unless you know why. Responsibilities of a Data Steward; Developing a security policy.pdf (application/pdf Object) High performance storage Oracle’s high performance enterprise storage is optimized for Oracle workloads and cloud with unmatched TCO for active storage, data protection, and archive. Leading, large-scale enterprises continue to choose Oracle storage to run their applications faster, provides superior protection against cyberattacks, and securely preserve their long-term data.
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