Office of the CIO
Queen's University-
Information Systems Security Office
- IT Security Policies
- Standards
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Information Security Guidelines
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Electronic Information Security Guidelines
- A1. Antivirus and Anti-Spyware
- A2. Security Updates and Patches
- A3. File Sharing and Remote Access
- A4. Secure Data Deletion and Destruction
- A5. Encryption
- A6. Physical Computer Locking
- A7. Account Passwords
- A8. Operating System Accounts
- B1. Account Hijacking
- B2. Sharing Your Personal NetID Password
- B3. Password Changes
- C1. Physical Location of Servers
- C2. Active Services and Open Ports
- C3. Backups
- C4. Firewalls
- C5. Remote Access
- C6. Physical Location of Network Devices
- D1. System Assessments
- D2. Permissions
- E1. Queen's Employee Requirements
- E2. Third-Party Requirements
- F1. Actual or Suspected Unauthorised Access
- G1. Multifunction Devices
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Electronic Information Security Guidelines
- Education & Awareness
- Issues & Incidents
- Services
- Templates
Email Best Practices
The Office of the Access and Privacy Coordinator at Queen's University has prepared a document to educate the Queen's community about email practices and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA):
Queen's Email & FIPPA Best Practices (PDF*, 173 KB)
Additional Information
Please visit The Office of the Access and Privacy Coordinator for more information.
Questions?
Please contact the Information Systems Security Office.
* PDF files can be read for free using Adobe Acrobat Reader.