Information Technology

Description

Many of Kentucky State University's services are impacted by, and dependent on, information technology. In many cases, information technology allows for operational efficiency and effectiveness. This critical resource warrants attention to ensure the risks are properly mitigated.

Self-Assessment
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1Are there documented policies and procedures for information technology activities?
2Is all information technology activity administered through the Information Technology department (e.g., software / equipment purchases and implementations, user accounts)?
3Are all users required to read, agree to, and comply with the Information Technology user / security policies?
4Are all applications and data files restricted to authorized users?
5Is each authorized user assigned a unique identification and confidential password so that accounts are not intentionally shared?
6Is training provided for basic computer security measures?
7Are user accounts promptly deactivated for terminated users?
8Does the department have a business continuity plan in case there is a catastrophic failure of its information technology resources?
9Is compliance with Information Technology requirements monitored?
10Is there a technology liaison for your area to ensure the proper authorization, coordination and maintenance of computer systems?

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