ASU Information Security Training
All ASU faculty and staff are required to take Information Security Training within the first month of employment and annually thereafter. This online, self-paced class shows you how to protect ASU data and information systems from harm. The training takes about 30 minutes to complete and includes a presentation and a quiz. You must answer 11 of 13 quiz questions correctly to earn credit for the course. You may re-take the quiz if necessary. For more information and to take the training:
In this class, you will learn more about:
- How to avoid phishing attacks
- Ways to physically secure technology resources
- How to correctly use, store and share personally identifiable information
- How to use proper password management
Remember, you must answer 11 of 13 quiz questions correctly to earn credit for the course. You may re-take the quiz if necessary.
Contact the Information Security Office if you have questions or comments.
- Email: infosec@asu.edu
- Web: getprotected.asu.edu
- Chief Information Security and Digital Trust Officer: Donna Kidwell
"Homework"
Reading
- ACD 125 (Computer, Internet, and Electronic Communications policy)
- Data handling standard
- Incident response standard (summary)
- PCI best practices
Other links mentioned
Reference resources
- Information security standards
- Information security resources
- Export controls and security
- Office of General Counsel
- ServiceNow (help desk requests)
- Experience Center
- Data Handling Matrix
- Vulnerability Remediation
- Physical Security
- Wifi Resources
Training materials
- Canvas
- Enterprise Technology Training
- Training and Development site
- ASU Information Security Training Course
- Red Flag Training: Preventing Your Identity Theft
Supplemental resources
The following articles may be of further assistance on topics relevant to the presentation outline.
Computer safety
- Regular updates
- Security software: myapps.asu.edu
- ASURITE password help
- Mobile devices and cloud computing: Going mobile
Information safety
- Data handling standard
- Regular backups
- Centralized network storage: UTO storage, CIFS