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Clean Up Your Personal (BYOD) Computer When Leaving UCSF

Important: The only way to ensure that ALL UCSF data has been removed is to securely reformat (ERASE) your hard drive and any devices that contain storage (e.g., USB thumb drives, external hard drives, smartphones, tablets). This is not the same as simply deleting files or performing a "factory reset." Please contact your computer vendor for support. If you cannot do this, use the instructions below to ensure you remove all UCSF information, applications and tools.

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Advanced IT Security Training on the UCSF Learning Management System

IT security risk is as much a human issue as it is a technology issue. UCSF employees who manage IT systems or develop software need to have the necessary skills to carry out their duties effectively and securely. The Advanced IT Security Training is now available on the UCSF Learning Management System and on the LinkedIn platform and provides technical training to help improve employees' knowledge and skills to protect UCSF’s electronic assets. 

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IT Security Orientations and Education

UCSF IT and the Technology Commons offer orientation presentations to learners, faculty and staff.  We can vary the topics and the length of presentations. Contact IT Security Awareness if you're interested at awareness@ucsf.edu. Below is a link to one of our presentations as well as a program listing.https://lecture.ucsf.edu/ets/Play/a780ce7a72c848099b01724bf5c034d71d

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IT Security Educational Meetings and Webinars

From time to time, UCSF IT Security, other UC campuses and teams, as well as third parties such as SANS host educational events. Recordings are shared here.Click here to view the videos from the October 2024 UC Cybersecurity Awareness Month EventsPatrick Phelan, UCSF CISO

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IT Security and Awareness Champion Program: Overview

The IT Security and Privacy Awareness Champion Program is designed to strengthen UCSF’s culture of cybersecurity by engaging and empowering individuals throughout the organization to help ensure safe computing. 

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Request IT Security Awareness Posters

The UCSF Security Awareness Campaign is managed around monthly themes. Below are the posters for each month. If you would like to help raise awareness by putting up posters in your area, please contact Esther Silver at 415-476-7273 or esther.silver@ucsf.edu.