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Welcome! This site is designed to help the SUNY Oneonta
community understand their role in ensuring the
security of of our data. IT Security is everyone's
responsibility - faculty, staff, students, guests, contractors,
vendors - all have a part to play in safeguarding our data and
computer network.
About IT Security at Oneonta
The security of information and the hardware used to manage it is of the utmost importance to the College. The Office of IT Security has as its primary goals:
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effectively manage the risk of IT security exposure or compromise within College systems;
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communicate within the College community the responsibilities for the protection of College information;
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compliance with the statutes and policies protecting the rights of individuals.
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the consistent maintenance of data integrity and accuracy.
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assurance that authorized individuals have timely and reliable access to necessary data.
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the denial (with reasonable assurance) of unauthorized individuals' access to computing resources or other means to retrieve, modify or transfer data.
Oneonta's IT Security Program
This comprehensive document was developed by a working group of
faculty and staff and adopted by President’s Cabinet in March 2005.
It is available from the campus network here:
Information Technology Security Program
Other IT Security - related resources:
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Security Essentials Presentation - A PowerPoint presentation that introduces Oneonta employees to the Security Program and outlines some basic security practices they should follow.
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Security Essentials Outline - A one-page summation of the PowerPoint presentation.
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Server Setup Security Checklist - A Word document that provides a checklist that should be completed when installing a new server. It should also be reviewed when new software packages are installed.
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Server Security Basics - A PowerPoint presentation that outlines the best practices for administrators of departmental servers.
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