IT Policies and Guidelines

Official IUP information technology policies and guidelines.

IT Acceptable Use Policy: This policy addresses the use of information technology resources at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. IT resources are intended to support the university’s instructional, research, and administrative operations.
IT Acceptable Use Policy FAQ: Frequently asked questions regarding IUP's Acceptable Use of Information Technology Resources policy
Use of E-mail: Use of IUP E-mail as an Official Means of Communications
Computer Account Retention: Find out how long your accounts will remain active after you leave the university.
Information Assurance Guidelines: This document defines the security and data ownership responsibilities, along with relevant and necessary authorities to undertake these assigned responsibilities.
Wireless Communications Guidelines: Guidelines governing the use of wireless devices on the IUP network.
Mobile Device Security Guidelines: Mobile Device Security Guidelines are intended to assist members of the university community in complying with IUP computing policies when using a mobile device.

Information Security Awareness: The university's brochure regarding Information Security Awareness.
Information Protection: IUP’s policy on the protection of personal and other sensitive information.
Information Protection Procedures: This document outlines procedures to be followed to safeguard confidential or restricted information.
Confidential Information Addendum for Contractors: Confidentiality addendum for contractors working with the university.
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Information Security Plan: The university's plan for compliance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.
Frequently Considered Areas for Gramm-Leach-Bliley Covered Data: Areas covered by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.

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