- Data Protection Risk Assessment
- Endpoint Protection
- Entrust Certificate Services
- Investigations & Support
- Mobile Application Management
- Multi-factor Authentication
- Security Awareness & Training
- Security Guidance & Recommendations
- Threat Intelligence
- Vulnerability Scanning
Data Protection Risk Assessment
A Data Protection Risk Assessment (DPRA) is a process involving the Service Delivery and Quality group, the Information Security group, and the Privacy Office that is used to determine the level of risk to security and privacy of data associated with the purchase and use of an IT system or service.
Learn more about Data Protection Risk Assessments
Endpoint Protection
ITS administers a site license for Microsoft 365 Defender behalf of the university community. Any supported university-owned device may be onboarded to the endpoint protection service. It is not intended for use on personal devices.
Contact the ITS Service Desk to request assistance with onboarding to Microsoft 365 Defender.
Learn more about Microsoft 365 Defender (login to the university Intranet required)
Entrust Certificate Services
ITS has partnered with Entrust Certificate Services to offer TLS/SSL digital certificates to the university community free of charge. Certificates are available to faculty or staff for use with any supported university system or service that requires one.
Contact the ITS Service Desk to start a certificate request.
Investigations & Support
ITS Security is available to help members of the university community in the event of a suspected breach, loss or theft of data, or any other information security related incident. All investigations and assistance are handled with professionalism and discretion to protect the privacy of those involved.
Contact ITS Security to request assistance.
Mobile Application Management
Mobile Application Management (MAM) enables the university to secure data in mobile applications on iOS/iPadOS and Android, such as Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel, while leaving personal data not connected to the university unaffected.
Multi-factor Authentication
Microsoft Azure Multi-Factor Authentication is the university’s multi-factor authentication (MFA) mechanism that protects your MyCarletonOne (MC1) account from illicit login attempts. When Azure MFA is enabled, logging onto many university services requires that you provide something you know (your MC1 username and password), and something you have (your phone or tablet configured with the Microsoft Authenticator app).
Learn more about Azure MFA (login to the university Intranet required)
Security Awareness & Training
The ITS Security team is actively involved in the development of a security awareness and training program for faculty and staff. Watch your inbox for new awareness initiatives coming soon to Brightspace!
Security Guidance & Recommendations
The ITS Security team is always available to offer support and guidance to all faculties, departments, or any other active member of the university community.
Contact the ITS Service Desk to request assistance.
Threat Intelligence
The security team works with a number of external partners to receive intelligence on emerging threats to the university network. Relevant information is shared with appropriate individuals on campus to help mitigate threats.
Vulnerability Scanning
ITS Security employs scanning tools to identify vulnerabilities across the campus network. We communicate findings and work with service owners and administrators to suggest solutions and mitigations.
Contact the ITS Security team for details or specific requests.