Security Training

Personal computers, e-mail, the Internet, and the need for high-speed, reliable network capability are a daily part of life for members of the university community. Like many university campuses, KU is experiencing an increase in unauthorized attempts to access its network and computer systems. While it is not possible to anticipate and intercept all attacks, there are specific steps that can be taken to significantly reduce vulnerability. One of the best ways is through user education and awareness training.

CIO's announcement of security policy to deans & directors, 3/5/04
Technical Liaison Training

As a Technical Liaison, one of the expectations according to the Information Technology Security Policy (available at http://www.policy.ku.edu/it/security.shtml) is to attend Technical Liaison Training. Training is led by Chuck Crawford, IT Security Officer and Julie Fugett, Information Security Analyst.

IT Security Education Offered for Managers and Staff

The IT Security Office also offers general security awareness sessions to educate staff at all levels about security concerns, risks, and available resources, both for the University and individual units.

If you are interested in providing a security education session to managers and staff in your unit, please contact Julie Fugett at (785)864-9003 or itsec@ku.edu.