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Information Security Principles

1. Secure and protect data – protecting the University and community’s personal, administrative, academic, and scholarly research data are the top priority
2. Promote resilience to cyberattacks – driving excellence across people, process, and technology to make 91³Ô¹ÏÍø resilient to cyberattacks
3. Commit to information security as a shared responsibility – pursuing a security-aware culture with shared ownership amongst students, faculty, staff, and other stakeholders
4. Ensure no harm is done to academic and research mission – enabling intellectual freedom and business needs through informed and risk-based decision-making 
5. Fulfill our duty towards community and society – upholding our legal, regulatory, and University security and privacy obligations
6. Foster education and awareness – meeting our obligation to educate, inform, and enable 91³Ô¹ÏÍø Community Members to use information in a secure and compliant manner.