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Re: Size of IT Security Department


From: Allen Chang <allen () RESCOMP BERKELEY EDU>
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 09:40:11 -0700

Are you asking about the campus overall or just for the Residence Hall?

For the number of computers we're responsible for, we don't have much
staffing (on both levels).

Campus: 5 full-time and 1 student.

ResHalls(~6,000 computers): 2 students.

I'm guessing this doesn't help your presentation necessarily, but I'm
interested in knowing the host/staff hour for other schools

@llen

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           Allen Chang
 Lead Network Security Coordinator
  Office of Residential Computing
           UC Berkeley
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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003, Alex Campoe wrote:

Hello folks

I am watching the discussions on Residence Halls and a question came to
mind. How many people are usually working in your security department?

We have about 3,000 students in our Residence Halls, 16,000 active
machines during the day, and 6,600 faculty/staff on campus. Being
proactive in terms of training, burning CDs, etc, is almost out of the
question since we have a total of 40 hours full time and 40 hours part
time invested on security. Surprisingly enough, we managed to do a
pretty good job containing everything that hit us during the past weeks,
  at the expense of some VERY long work days.

I am about do a presentation to high level University officers on the
state of campus security and would like to make some comparissons.

Thanks

Alex


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J. Alex Campoe
Associate Director, Systems Group and Data Security Administrator
Academic Computing, University of South Florida
Phone: (813) 974-1796

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