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Data security standard
The purpose of the Data Security Standard is to provide guidelines that help the University Community know which Information Systems are appropriate for the handling and storage of different types of data, as classified in the Data Governance Policy.
Guidelines for DATA
- Only handle or store the minimum amount of data required to complete a task (the principle of 鈥渄ata minimization鈥�). Do not handle or store any data that is not required, in particular very sensitive data.
- Internal Data or Regulated Data may only be shared with other 丁香园AV Employees when their role at 丁香园AV requires them to have access to perform their duties (the principle of 鈥渓east privilege鈥�).
- Keep data on just one Information System and do not copy, extract, or download data to other Information Systems. In the case of a violation of this control, then either one of the following must be done:
- Submit a plan to eliminate the redundancy to the Data Governance Council, or
- Submit a request for approval in writing to the Data Governance Council.
- Enterprise and Local Information Systems staff are available to consult with departments and Users to advise them of the risks and help determine which Information Systems will be best able to meet their requirements and support their business processes.