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Cyber Services
Domain Name System (DNS) translates domain names to IP addresses so browsers can load Internet resources.
Endpoint security protects devices like computers and phones from cyber attacks and harmful software.
Multi-factor Authentication adds extra security to your account using a second check, like your phone.
A password manager safely stores and manages your different online passwords, making them easier to use.
Research security aims to protect research from theft or misuse that could harm national or economic interests.
An SSL certificate confirms a website's authenticity, keeping user data safe and preventing fake sites.
Outside groups using CSU data must follow CSU security rules, as guided by the CSU Information Security Program, which adheres to ISO 27002:2013.
A Virtual Private Network, or VPN, is a secure internet link from your device to a network, protecting your data.
Vulnerability management continuously finds and fixes security weaknesses in computers and systems using special tools.
Before software is purchased and a third party is given access, the IT Security Office (ITSO) conducts a security review to ensure that the vendor has sufficient technological, administrative, and physical safeguards in place.
The purpose of the IT Security Policy Exemption Request is to allow SDSU users or approved delegates the ability to request specific exemptions from policies for Information Technology systems under their purview.
SDSU uses Proofpoint Email Security to help protect your SDSU email from spam, phishing, impersonation scams, and malware.
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To request a service, please submit a ticket via ServiceNow.
Report an Incident
Please contact the Information Security team immediately if you experience or are aware of any of the following: