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Blue Coat (Web Proxy)
Blue Coat is a tool to keep people away from dangerous websites. When a computing device on the Medical Center network tries to access a website that falls under the Phishing, Botnets or Spam categories, the user will be redirected to a custom exception page indicating that the website is blocked.
- Technical Partner
- Network & Wireless
Application and Website Security
Hackers must first find weaknesses (vulnerabilities) within a system or application in order to gain control of computers and other network systems. These weaknesses can be the result of many different causes, such as not keeping systems and applications up to date or the use of insecure development and coding practices. In either case, these weaknesses could allow hackers to gain unauthorized access to UCSF systems and data.
- Staff
- Security
SSL / TLS Certificates
SSL (secure socket layer protocol), currently using TLS 1.2 or greater encryption, is used to secure transmissions between servers and clients. Example: Visiting a https address from Google Chrome or Safari. SSL / TLS certificates allow clients to verify a server's authenticity against known Certificate Authorities before establishing an encrypted connection. This helps determine if the server is who they say they are.
- Affiliate
- Faculty
- Non-UCSF
- Staff
- Technical Partner
- Security
UCSFwpa - Secure Wireless
The UCSFwpa wireless service provides protected communications to Campus and Medical Center resources and networks. It is widely available in clinical, research and administrative buildings.The UCSFwpa wireless network supports most wireless devices using 802.11a/b/g/n. It is the recommended method of network access at most UCSF locations. This service is available to faculty, staff, learners and affiliates with Active Directory (AD) accounts.
- Affiliate
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Network & Wireless
Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP)
Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) is provided free of charge to UCSF faculty, staff, learners and researchers. SEP is designed to (1) detect, remove and prevent the spread of viruses, spyware and other security risks and (2) provide Windows, Mac and Linux computers with anti-virus (AV) and anti-spyware protection. In addition, UCSF SEP clients automatically keep both the client software and security definitions (AV and IPS) updated for the most complete protection.
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Security
Wireless Services
UCSF's wireless service provides an alternative to traditional wired connectivity.Supporting most wireless devices using 802.11a/b/g/n, it is the recommended method of network access at most locations, and it is widely available in clinical, research and administrative buildings.Guest access is also provided for visitors and non-UCSF business communications.
- Technical Partner
- Network & Wireless
Security Incident Response & Investigation
- Technical Partner
Network Services
As part of UCSF IT infrastructure Network Operation team is here to provide support to your mission and thus the mission of UCSF. Below are request options:
- Technical Partner
- Network & Wireless
Researcher's Guide to Meet the UCSF Minimum Security Standards for Server Setup
- Affiliate
- Faculty
- Research Staff
- Researcher
Background
- Affiliate
- Faculty
- Research Staff
- Researcher
- Staff
- Technical Partner