Information Security Office (ISO)

ABOUT IT SECURITY
We must keep our information and information systems secure.  This not only requires technology, protocols, and tools, but your awareness of the issues involved and attention to established and proven principles.  Security breaches may lead to loss of reputation, identity theft, legal damages, and the degradation of systems we all share.

Our students and staff trust us with their personal information.  The Information Security Office (ISO) must protect it against malicious and gratuitous attacks from outside as well as our own internal missteps. Our staff, especially those who handle sensitive data, must be aware of a number of policies and procedures CUNY has established, as well as applicable laws. Please review Secure Computing Practices.

This site is your starting point for learning about and understanding your information security obligations as a member of the CCNY community. See the CIO's Important Information Security Announcement for more information. .

NEW! VPN Access Request Form App

• Review details for the VPN Access Request
• Review the VPN Access Request FAQs
• Review the VPN Access Request Approval Process
• Review the VPN Access Request Form Instructions
• Access login to the VPN Access Request Form (Login required)

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Firewall Exception Request Form App

LANDesk and McAfee

Your IT Security To-Do-List

COMPLETE THE SECURITY AWARENESS COURSE
All staff, faculty and students are encouraged to take this 30 minute security awareness program.
Click here for access. If you have trouble logging in, please call IT Service Desk at 212-650-7878.

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