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These policies fall within the overarching ACD125: Information Security Policy which defines the boundaries of acceptable use of ASU computing and communication resources. The full policy can be found in the Academic Affairs Policies and Procedures Manual (ACD 125).
For additional detail on process and procedure guidance see Get Protected.
Arizona State University (ASU) provides centrally managed information technology services and resources to employees, students, and other affiliates for activities related to its mission of teaching and learning, research, and service. The University limits access to only those individuals and entities that are actively involved in supporting the institution’s mission and goals.
The purpose of this standard is to document the process of provisioning and de-provisioning access for ASU affiliates to University technology resources and services.
All user and server systems that utilize the University network are required to have a supported and current version of anti-malware in order to perform due diligence towards protecting University systems.
This standard documents the process of creating and administering Courtesy Affiliates of ASU.
This standard outlines the responsibilities and controls required for handling all University managed information in any form.
This document describes the Enterprise System Change Management Process for Technology Systems at Arizona State University (ASU).
This standard outlines the workflow, roles and responsibilities, and escalation provisions with respect to identifying and handling information security incidents at Arizona State University.
The ASU Information Security Policy establishes guidelines and standards for the preservation of the confidentiality, integrity and availability of University information resources, provides for the integrity of institutional processes and records, and supports the University’s compliance with state and federal laws, rules and regulations.
This standard outlines the ethical, professional, and legal manner in which information technology (IT) employees shall access the university's electronic information systems.
This document outlines ASU’s approach for identifying and analyzing risk areas and taking corrective action in an effort to provide the most secure environment possible.
Documentation of ASU’s standard regarding the changing of passwords that are used to grant access to University resources.
The Patch Management Standards describes basic patch management expectations for University systems.
This document describes acceptable and prohibited uses of P2P software and protocols on ASU's network, University sanctions for prohibited uses, and responsibilities for compliance.
This document establishes guidelines for UTO to ensure the secure use of system accounts and administrator or privileged access rights.
This standard outlines security related responsibilities and expectations for software development that occurs at the University.
This standard establishes guidelines and standards for the preservation of the confidentiality, integrity and availability of University information resources associated with websites.
This standard establishes a base configuration of ASU server equipment in order to minimize unauthorized access to ASU's computing, internet, and communication resources.
This document contains requirements for logging activities on High Risk and Confidential systems.
The ASU Vulnerability Management Security Standard establishes the framework for maintaining appropriate security for ASU’s Technology Network and Websites. Vulnerability management involves the identification, classification, remediation, and mitigation of vulnerabilities which are found in ASU's assets.