Security
Cyber criminals are clever, innovative, well financed, and technically proficient; they are willing to take extraordinary efforts to attack. This is a serious threat to the College and to us as individuals. To combat them, we have to become familiar with their tactics and techniques, learn how to safeguard our systems, and follow best practices with respect to information security.
PCC seeks to ensure that everyone using, accessing, storing, transmitting or overseeing college resources understands their responsibility in reducing the risk of compromise and takes appropriate security measures to protect college resources.
In order to protect the institution and its private information and data and to comply with federal law, state law, and fiduciary responsibility, PCC developed an Information Security program for critical operational, private, and financial information and financial information in accordance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and other programs.
Info Security Updates
Personal vs PCC-Managed- June 28, 2022
- When setting up and maintaining a home office, how do PCC Employees get the resources needed to serve the community […]
CIO brief: strong encryption protects employees and students- January 17, 2019
- We have identified and resolved a significant vulnerability relating to system credentials (login and password). This had particular impact on […]
New Cyber Security Month videos now available- December 11, 2018
- IT produced four videos for 2018 Cyber Security Month. Learn how you can stay safe – online, offline, and on […]
2018 Cyber Security Month Wrap Up- November 21, 2018
- Our October 2018 Cyber Security Month has drawn to a close. Here’s a wrap up presentation about the planning, activities, and […]
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