Re: student systems and NIST 800-171

[Sam Horowitz <samh () UCSB EDU>]

https://ifap.ed.gov/electronic-announcements/121820CybersecurityProtectStudentInfoComplianceCUInGLBA

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Sam Horowitz, CISSP, CISM
Chief Information Security Officer
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Office: (805) 893-5005
Email: samh () ucsb edu
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 3:38 PM Alex Jalso <ACJalso () mail wvu edu> wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
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> In a meeting with peer institutions it was said that at the Federal level
> there’s been discussions that university student information systems must
> treat resident data as CUI and have their systems be compliant with NIST
> 800-171 or risk losing financial aid.  Has anyone heard something similar
> to this or received communications about it?
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> Alex
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> Alex Jalso, PMP, CISM, CDPSE
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> Chief Information Security Officer
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> Information Technology Services
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> West Virginia University
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> p: 304-293-4457
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