Re: On the Spot Corrections

[Valerie Vogel <vvogel () EDUCAUSE EDU>]

Our Cybersecurity Awareness Resource Library includes two examples of “security alert” cards that can be left by the 
security team when someone walks away from a computer, phone, or other personal belongings. (Scroll to the Business 
Cards section to see examples from Purdue and UC, Berkeley.) 
https://wiki.internet2.edu/confluence/display/2014infosecurityguide/Cybersecurity+Awareness+Resource+Library

Thank you,
Valerie

Valerie Vogel Program Manager

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From: Roger A Safian <r-safian () NORTHWESTERN EDU<mailto:r-safian () NORTHWESTERN EDU>>
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Date: Thursday, September 4, 2014 at 11:04 AM
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Subject: Re: [SECURITY] On the Spot Corrections

Our police department used to go around putting “Got ya” tags on unsecured hardware.

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Lyerla
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Subject: [SECURITY] On the Spot Corrections

While eating lunch at the cafeteria this afternoon, a colleague and I noticed several phones, key chains, laptops were 
left unattended at tables by faculty, staff and students as they went through the food lines.

Can anyone share guidelines/practices in place for addressing and correcting physical security lapses on your campus?