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Mission Statement
The TSTC Office of Information Security provides guidance and support to Texas State Technical College’s academic campuses and TSTC Administration in their efforts to establish and maintain an information security program that:
Effectively reduces risk and secures information assets under its stewardship against unauthorized use, disclosure, modification, damage or loss.
Is documented and verifiable.
Meets regulatory compliance requirements.
Follows the Texas Administrative Code (TAC) 202 Compliance - controls to help identify, prevent, detect, and respond to security incidents. The information security manager is also responsible for tracking incidents, vulnerability assessments, threat mitigation, and risk management.
TSTC Help Desk
1-800-592-8784
tstchelpdesk@tstc.edu
STATEWIDE OPERATING STANDARDS
TSTC’s Statewide Operating Standards (SOS) include standards and procedures for managing the protection, availability, and integrity of information technology assets, systems, and data. These standards are publicly available at the links here: https://secure4.compliancebridge.com/tstc/TSTCpublic/index.php?fuseaction=app.main&selectedCat=6
GA 5.1 Information Technology
GA 5.1.1 Password Use and Management for Information Technology
GA 5.1.2 Management of Outsourced Information Services and Maintenance
GA 5.1.3 Information Technology User Account Management
GA 5.1.4 Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources
GA 5.1.5 Managing Changes in Information Technology
GA 5.1.6 Data Classification and Handling Standard
GA 5.1.7 Information Technology Server Management
GA 5.1.8 Information Security Awareness and Training
Security Tools
Webinars
Cyber Security Agencies & Organizations
Current/Potential Security Threats and Vulnerabilities
Industry Threat Reports
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