IT SECURITY POLICY
The University of Melbourne: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY POLICY
This document defines policies of The University of Melbourne to assist in ensuring the security of the University’s Information Technology (IT).
The University of Melbourne: IT SECURITY POLICY GUIDELINES
This document is written to elaborate on the elements in the IT Security Policy, with the aim of adding practical guidelines to assist personnel in complying with the IT Security Policy.
Information on the development of the Security Policy by the University Information Security Management Committee (ISMC),
can be found at the ISMC Web site.
Relevant Standing Resolutions of Council:
Other Information
ITS Technote 107:
Defensive Computing Strategies -
Although the document is now reasonably outdated (references to Banyan etc.) it
covers many aspects of a security policy. It is especiall good for physical security.
ITS Technote 113:
Advice to LAN Administrators for Minimising the Risk of Illegal Copying of Server Software (1993),
shows you how to check the security settings and access controls on your server. It also gives advice on how to set up secure access
to Administrative and Teaching Lab servers. Once again this document is showing its age.
CENTRAL IT Security Support Services
http://www.infodiv.unimelb.edu.au/it-security/
IT Security Support Services provide access to student and staff to security policies
and procedures that ensure the secure use of the University's central IT systems.
AIMS:
To ensure that security support services across the University are integrated,
effective and rigorous
To ensure the secure use of the University's central IT systems
To provide advice in IT security
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