UBC Information Security Standards review

March 7, 2018

To ensure that UBC's confidential data and information systems are safe from a data breach, the university has Information Security Standards that govern the use and protection of university data and computing resources. As required by Policy #104, Acceptable Use and Security of UBC Electronic Information and Systems, all faculty and staff are responsible and accountable for following these standards.

These Information Security Standards are subject to periodic reviews to adapt to changing expectations and risks. The next review cycle begins this year.

Faculty and staff are invited to provide feedback on the current Information Security Standards by April 6, 2018. Feedback can be provided using the online form at hxxps://privacymatters.ubc.ca/issreview or by sending an email to privacy.matters@ubc.ca.

The current information security standards can be found at hxxps://cio.ubc.ca/information-security-standards.

All feedback will be forwarded to the review team made up of staff and faculty members for analysis. The team will then publish draft amendments to the standards for comment by the campus community. The team will then make final amendments and forward them to the Chief Information Officer for approval.

All are encouraged to participate in this important process and your input is greatly appreciated.

Please note: For added security,  the above links have been changed to include an hxxps:// prefix. Simply copy and paste the URL into a web browser and replace hxxps:// with https://. Together we can keep our information secure.



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