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    Colorado State University Information Technology Security Policy

    Colorado State University Information Technology Security Policy

    These IT security policies will aid in the protection of information of a sensitive nature.

    Colorado State University
    collects information of a sensitive nature to facilitate and enable its
    business/academic functions. Unauthorized access to such information may have many
    severe negative consequences, including adversely affecting the reputation of the
    University. Protection of such personally identifiable information from unauthorized
    access is required by various private sector, federal and state mandates, including
    among others the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the
    Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA),
    Colorado House Bills 03-1175 and 06-1157, and the Payment Card Industry Data Security
    Standard. Sensitive information is stored on a variety of computer systems in the
    decentralized information technology (IT) environment at the University. As such
    systems are being subjected to increasing numbers and types of attempted unauthorized
    access, the adoption of these IT security policies will aid in the protection of such
    information.

    The attached Zip file includes:

    • Intro Page.doc
    • Cover Sheet and Terms.pdf
    • Colorado State University Information Technology Security Policy.pdf

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