information security

Provisioning a New Drupal Site

In order to begin developing a new Drupal site it is important to first follow some provisioning guidelines.

Drupal 6

Drupal 6 is the latest version of the Drupal CMS that introduces many new features and improvements.

Moving Drupal Sites to Production

Once a Drupal site is ready for production it should be moved from the development environment to our production environment.

Drupal Style Guidelines

Minimum Branding Standards and Navigation Requirements
  • Use of an approved Penn logo on all pages of the site.
  • Links to the Univeristy and SAS home pages throughout the site.

Drupal Security Considerations

Purpose

This document is intended for third party or outside developers who are developing Drupal sites in whole or part which will be housed on the SAS Computing central Drupal server

ISC Announces Secure Share File Exchange Service

ISC Security writes:

We are writing to alert you about a new file exchange service developed by Information Systems and Computing (ISC) that is now available to Penn faculty and staff, called Secure Share. Below is an overview of the application, background, who is affected, access information, benefits, and where you can go for questions.

SAS SPIA Third Party Questionnaire

The attached document is the third party questionnaire that SAS Computing distributes to outside vendors as part of our SPIA proces

Identity Finder FAQ for Faculty and Staff

What is Identity Finder?

Identity Finder is software that can find personal information, such as Social Security numbers and credit card information, that is stored on a personal computer. Penn has licensed Identity Finder to help users find and protect this kind of data.

Identity Finder Protects Sensitive Personal Information

Identity Finder is software that can find personal information, such as Social Security numbers and credit card information, that is stored on a personal computer. Penn has licensed Identity Finder to help users find and protect this kind of data.

Basic Information Security for Instructors and TAs

As instructors, you have privileged access to sensitive private information; especially, student names and grades. Federal law requires you to protect the privacy of this information. Therefore...

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