INFORMATION SECURITY WORKSHOPS
Information Security Workshops
Registration is open for the Summer Information Security Workshop on Wednesday, June 14, 2023. Offered twice each year, our full-day online workshops are designed specifically to meet the professional development needs of California Community Colleges information technology personnel.
CYBERSECURITY INCIDENT RESPONSE
Cybersecurity Incident Response
Cybersecurity incidents can be frightening, especially in the first few hours after an incident has been detected. The California Community Colleges Information Security Center, in collaboration with the Chancellor’s Office, has created a guide to support you through this process.
UNLIMITED SSL CERTIFICATES
Unlimited SSL Certificates
Unlimited SSL certificates are available for no charge to California community colleges as part of their membership in the InCommon Federation. InCommon membership for all 116 colleges is being paid for by the CCC Chancellor's Office. Find out how to receive security certificates for your college's web servers.
What We Do:
The California Community Colleges Information Security Center proactively assesses the information security needs of the system, and offers services to CCC campuses designed to maintain the integrity of information systems by:
- Understanding CCC IS priorities
- Splunk Logging
- No-Cost SSL Certificates
- Phishing Awareness Campaigns
- Promoting IS awareness
- Publicizing important IS information
- Security Advisory Mailing List
Resource Kit
Top Stories
Data Security Rule Compliance Deadline Extended
The Federal Trade Commission has extended the deadline to comply with some of the changes to the Safeguards Rule to June 9, 2023. Read the FTC announcement
Multichannel Phishing Extends to Threats Beyond Email
Phishing attacks no longer purely come through email, but now are sent via text messages, phone calls, and social media. Read story at EdTech Magazine
3 Shifts Driving the Need for Improved Incident Response
Worsening threats, new cyber insurance mandates and changes to higher ed infrastructure create security challenges. Read story at EdTech Magazine