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Threat Detection and Prevention

UTSA’s Office of Information Security (OIS) is charged with taking steps to preserve the security of the network and devices which are connected to the UTSA network, and is authorized to monitor network traffic and to probe systems, ports and devices for the purpose of identifying attacks and compromises within the network. All devices connected to the UTSA network are subject to this monitoring, including those not owned and operated by the university.

OIS will monitor patterns and attributes of network traffic, but not the information content, except as needed to identify attacks and compromises or at the request of the UTSA legal staff.

When potential or confirmed attacks or compromises are detected or threats are identified, OIS may take steps to reduce or eliminate the associated risk.  Actions which may be taken include, but are not limited to, blocking access from attack sources, restricting access to targeted UTSA systems, disabling account access, blocking access to vulnerable services and contacting those affected by these actions.

Effective Date:

June 30, 2011

Compliance Date:

June 30, 2011

Last Revision:

June 7, 2011

Account Management

Disposal of Computers
Other Electronic Devices

Laptop Encryption

Policy Exception and Risk Assumption Procedures

Administrative/Special Access

E-Mail Management

Log-in Disclaimer

Security Monitoring

Application Registration

Incident Management

Network Access

Security Training

Enterprise Backup &
Data Recovery

Information Resource Use and Security (pending)

Network Configuration

Server Hardening

Change Management

Information Security Risk Assessment

Password

Software Licensing

Computer Naming Convention

Information Security Administrator (ISA)

Patch Management Standard

Threat Detection and Prevention

Configuration and Asset Management

Information Security Training Standard

Personal Computing

Unauthorized File Sharing

Copiers and Printers

Information Services Privacy

Physical Access

Vendor Access

Data Center

Internet Use

Portable Computing

Web Application Vulnerability Scanning

Data Classification

Intrusion Detection

Protection Against Malicious Software

Wireless Network

 

 

 

Workstation Operating Systems Support