Re: [External Email] [SECURITY] online harassment

[Michael J Behun <behun () BINGHAMTON EDU>]

Every situation is unique but I prefer to take a health and safety
approach.   If appropriate, we bring in university police to assist the
person in identifying the difference between free speech and criminal
activity.   Being able to identify an escalation and a safety threat can be
difficult, so identify campus or LEO resources for them to contact.  The
next step may be to bring in any other campus entities human resources,
Title IX, employee assistance programs.   In conjunction with
other entities implement any compensating actions to address any
undesirable actions and help set expectations.

Mike.

Michael Behun
Director of Information Security
Chief Information Security Officer
Binghamton University
607-777-6198 Office
607-644-3427 Direct
behun () binghamton edu


On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 11:41 AM Kristen Dietiker <
000001c25973bc27-dmarc-request () listserv educause edu> wrote:

> Colleagues, do any of you provide support to faculty or staff at your
> institutions who become the target of online harassment campaigns? For
> example, faculty who publish on hot button topics and get doxed. If so,
> what resources or support do you provide?
>
> Thank you,
> --
> *Kristen Dietiker*
> Chief Information Security Officer
> Santa Clara University
> (408) 554-5554
>
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