Request a Security Consultation

Description

Security Consultation to facilitate security best practices for business use cases or for risk assessment and data security considerations.

Standard Services and Features 

  • Consultation to determine the best practices for handling sensitive data in the context of data at rest, in transit, or data storage options.
  • Risk Assessment – A consultation to determine any unique security recommendations or requirements for systems, data or business practices.
  • Controlled Research Data Security – A consultation to determine the appropriation and data security plan for Controlled Research Data.
  • Software/Service Purchase Consultation – A consultation or requested review of software or service in regards to security requirements and integration considerations.
  • If you host a web site or application under an indstate.edu sub-domain, you may request a certificate to secure traffic to your web server.
  • Miscellaneous data security related consultation requests.

SLA:  You can expect this service to be completed in 3 business days.

Constraints/Scope 

Faculty, staff, and students

Directions

Please indicate the nature of your consultation or service request with as much detail as possible.

 

 
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Data Classification and Data Storage Quick Guide
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Data Sensitivity Labels
This article outlines the descriptions, permissions, and associated functionalities related to ISU data sensitivity labels, including Public Data, University Internal Data, Restricted Data, and Highly Restricted Data. By adhering to these guidelines, the university aims to enhance data security and management, ensuring that sensitive information is appropriately protected and accessible only to authorized individuals.
Digital Security Overview
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