Re: Outside Entities Computers

["HALL, NATHANIEL D." <halln () OTC EDU>]

We have a separate network for outside use.  If it isn't managed by our
central IT department, it doesn't go on our internal network.  The
"public" network is logically located outside our firewalls and is
protected by its very own firewall.  To gain access to the "public"
network you must login using a student, employee, or pre-generated guest
account.

 

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Nathaniel Hall, GSEC GCFW GCIA GCIH GCFA
Network Security System Administrator
OTC Computer Networking

(417) 447-7535

 

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From: jason rinne [mailto:jasonrinne () HOTMAIL COM] 
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 9:08 AM
To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
Subject: [SECURITY] Outside Entities Computers

 

The ROTC department here on campus has brought in two of their own
computers to use in their office.  My concern is security (anti virus,
windows updates) on the computer itself and identifying who was logged
in and when in case an issue ever came up.

Would anyone like to share their thoughts or policies on outside
entities (such as ROTC) bringing in their own computer for use in their
office on campus?




Jason Rinne
IT Department

Missouri Valley College

Marshall, MO

www.moval.edu 

 

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