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Security
Architecture Task Force
Mission
The mission of
this Task Force is to recommend an architecture for Emory enterprise-wide
Security,
and then in the context of that architecture, recommend next steps
to address issues of immediate concern.
The
security infrastructure includes the processes, data feeds, and deployed
hardware and software that serve to electronically protect, preserve
and control access to Emory's information technology assets. For the
purposes of the Security Architecture, these assets are considered
to be the computing, telecommunications, video, and associated network
facilities of the university. These assets include, but are not limited
to, computers, printers, software, administrative and research data,
and the campus-wide network, its routers and connections to the Internet.
Also included are those assets that the university does not own, but
which are in its custodial care.
Members
Dwayne
Bush (ITD and Chair), Rick Aaron (Emory Healthcare), Parrish Brown
(ITD), Tim Brown (Business School), Phil Chandler (School of Medicine),
Peter Day (ITD), Mark Elliott (ITD), John Goodson (Human Resources),
Martin Halbert (University Libraries), Chang-Kwei Lin (Yerkes), Belinda
Maaskant (School of Public Health), John Mason (Network Communications),
Rob Poh (ITD).
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for the organizational scope and level of applicability of the architecture,
the responsibility of this task force, its length of service, and
a discussion of architecture domains.
Status
The Security Architecture document has been made available to numerous
groups within Emory for review and has gone through many revisions
as a result of feedback. It was adopted by CIRT on 02/20/2002. Portions
of the Security architecture have been funded for implementation,
and the implementation plan has been reviewed by interested members
of the local support community. A link to the latest version of the
document can be found by clicking on the "IT Architecture Documents"
link in the side bar.
History
08/25/2000 : Initial
meeting
12/15/2000 : Final meeting
12/13/2000 : Initial draft accepted by ITA
09/19/2001 : Status to "Ready for Adoption"
09/20/2001 : To CIRT Executive
10/11/2001 : To Full CIRT
02/20/2002 : Status to "Adopted"
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