Transcript Higher Education Information Security Council (HEISC) Cybersecurity Awareness Initiatives Larry Conrad, Co-Chair and CIO at UNC-Chapel Hill Michele Norin, Co-Chair and CIO at University.

Higher Education Information
Security Council (HEISC)
Cybersecurity Awareness Initiatives
Larry Conrad, Co-Chair and CIO at UNC-Chapel Hill
Michele Norin, Co-Chair and CIO at University of Arizona
IT USER AWARENESS
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Audiences: Students, Faculty, Staff, and Guests
 Higher Ed NCSAM Events
 Free Materials: NCSAM Resource Kit &
Cybersecurity Awareness Resource Library
EXECUTIVE AWARENESS
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Audiences: Boards and C-Level Administrators
 Key Messages:
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IT as a Key Strategic Asset
Cyber & Enterprise Risk Management
Prioritization and Funding
Initiatives:
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HEISC Project Team Developing Strategies and Tactics
Outreach to Professional Associations
(e.g., AGB, NACUBO, URMIA, etc.)
Support CIO and ISO in Making Their Case
DATA PRIVACY MONTH IN 2012
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Data Privacy Day, January 28
www.dataprivacyday.org
 Data Privacy Issues
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Privacy Professionals
 Fair Information Practices
 Identity Management and Attribute Sharing
 Mobile Devices and Tracking Capabilities
 Shared Services, including Cloud Computing
 State Longitudinal Data Systems
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
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Host: NCSAM Event on Your Campus
 Join/Share: Security Discussion Group
 Volunteer: HEISC Working Group
 Attend: Security 2012 in Indianapolis
 Contribute: Higher Ed InfoSec Guide
 Follow: @HEISCouncil
 For more information, see
www.educause.edu/security