Re: Organizations residing on campus

["Hudson, Edward" <ehudson () CALSTATE EDU>]

Mandi
Our policies spell out that they are applicable to “Auxiliaries, external businesses and organizations that use campus 
information assets.”
You can find a public copy of them here: http://www.calstate.edu/icsuam/documents/Section8000.pdf

Regards
Ed Hudson, CISM
Director, Information Security
[cid:image003.jpg@01C82769.5BAE0640]
401 Golden Shore
Long Beach, CA 90802
Tel 562-951-8431
ehudson () calstate edu


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Subject: [SECURITY] Organizations residing on campus

We have several non-university entities (non-profit organizations) who have space to operate on campus.  Most of the 
time, all we provide is phones and internet access, but sometimes it gets hairy when the org wants to run servers on 
premise.  Does anyone have published standards or guidelines that they give to these types of entities so they know 
what is allowed, and what expectations for security, and what the expectations are on both sides?

Thanks,
mandi