Security Consulting and Education

Security assessment, education, and awareness of campus security requirements, policies, and guidelines. Includes contract reviews and risk assessments.

 

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How to Access

Policy, Standards, Practices (APL) and other Guidance available through: UMS website | Information Technology | Security/Privacy 

Infobase Annual Security Awareness Compliance Training available through: Login to the myCampus Portal and select the UMS Academy icon 

Available To

  • Faculty
  • Staff

Access to UMS Services is based upon the UMS Account Life Cycle Policy.

Where Available

  • System-wide - Any Campus

Charges for Service

  • There are no direct charges to departments or individuals for this service.
 
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