Policy No.
IT-1370.4
POLICY & PROCEDURES MEMORANDUM
TITLE:
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
SECURITY
EFFECTIVE DATE:
April 3, 2007*
(*Title Updates 5/13/10)
CANCELLATION:
AD-1822.2A (4/20/04)
OFFICE:
Information Technology (IT)
POLICY STATEMENT
Today, information technology (IT) permeates all aspects of teaching, learning, research,
outreach, and the business and facilities functions of the College. Safeguarding information and
information systems is, therefore, essential to preserving the ability of the College to perform its
missions and meet its responsibilities to students, faculty, staff, and the constituents whom it serves.
Federal and State statutes, rules, and regulations, State OIT Policies and standards, Louisiana Board
of Regents policies, Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges System (LCTCS) policies and
other explicit agreements also mandate the security of information and information systems. Failure
to protect the College's information technology assets could have financial, legal, and ethical
ramifications.
In accordance with the Louisiana Community and Technical College System Use of
Technology Resources Policy Statement, use of Delgado Community College computer resources
is limited to the College’s faculty, staff, currently enrolled students, and authorized guests, for
legitimate academic and business purposes consistent with the College's mission. In fulfilling this
mission, the College is committed to providing a secure yet open network that protects the integrity
and confidentiality of information resources while maintaining its accessibility.
To accomplish this, the College has developed a comprehensive Information Technology
Security Policy document, which constitutes a College-wide security policy to address security
issues related to the safety and integrity of information maintained on Delgado’s computerized
information systems through technology resources. This extensive document has been developed
under the direction of the Information Systems Council. The Information Systems Council is
charged with updating the IT Security Policy as needed, while the Assistant Vice Chancellor/ Chief
Information Officer and the Office of Information Technology staff are responsible for
administering the provisions of the policy.
IT-1370.4 April 3, 2007*
(*Title Updates 5/13/10)
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Cancellation
This policy and procedures memorandum cancels IT-1822.2A,
Computer Usage,
dated April 20, 2004.
Reference:
LCTCS Policy # 7.002,
Use of Technology Resources Policy Statement
Review Process:
Academic Computing Committee/ Ad Hoc Information Technology Security Policy
Reviewers 2/22/07
Information Systems Council 3/2/07
College Council 4/3/07
Distribution:
Distributed Electronically Via the College’s Internet and Email Systems