In recent years, there has been a necessary increase in policies to adapt to evolving technology and risks. The IT Policy Program assists unit leaders in navigating policy compliance requirements.
Campus Services Available to Help you
Accessibility
Campus Services Available to Help you
- Digital Accessibility Program training/resources and consultations.
- For a campus-supported website platform built with accessibility in mind, please check out Open Berkeley. Submit the Request Info form to learn more and get started.
Note: Open Berkeley also addresses requirements related to security, privacy, and maintenance issues.
Resources
Contact: Improving-accessibility@berkeley.edu
Information Security
Campus Services Available to Help you
- Research IT’s Secure Research Data and Compute (SRDC) services
- Berkeley Desktop
- IT Client Services-supported fileshares for P3 data and file servers for P4 data
- Connected services for working with sensitive data - Keeping Sensitive Data Safe
- Campus VPN and firewall services
- Report an information security incident
Resources
- Unit Head & Unit Info. Security Lead (UISL) Responsibilities
- IS-3 Onboarding Schedule (requires CalNet login)
- IS-3 Implementation Program
Contact: iso@berkeley.edu
Privacy
Campus Services Available to Help you
- The Campus Information Security and Privacy Committee (CISP-C) is available to review and conduct privacy balancing analyses for new and potentially intrusive use cases of PII.
- The Privacy Office is available to: 1) Review vendor agreements or new software purchases for compliance with privacy laws, regulations, UC policy, and our UC Berkeley privacy values; and 2) Provide privacy training for your Unit on privacy laws, regulations, policies, and best practices.
Resources
Contact: privacyoffice@berkeley.edu
Disaster Recovery
Campus Services Available to Help you
- IT Business Continuity Services consults with campus departments, units, and colleges to build robust IT disaster recovery plans. This includes performing risk and readiness assessments.
- bIT provides the ability to utilize the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) in the event of a disaster impacting the UC Berkeley Data Center at Warren Hall.
- UC Ready is a vendor-supported SAAS tool used to document IT Disaster Recovery Plans.
Resources
- Unit Head Responsibilities & UITRL Responsibilities
- Implementation Timeline
- FAQs
- Info Session Video | Slide Deck
Contact: itdrhelp@berkeley.edu