It's It’s that time again!.. Time to scan your computer(s) for sensitive data to be in compliance with Cornell University policy (see snipets of Cornell security policy below with a link for more information).
Identity Finder is the software program to use to help you locate confidential data on your machine. All CCE-owned computers should already have this software installed, if your computer doesn't doesn’t or if you've you’ve forgotten your Identity Finder password, please see your local IT contact.
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- Protecting University Data: You are responsible for Cornell data stored on computers you use. You are the custodian of that data. This is established in numerous Cornell policies. See An Overview of University Policies on Computer Security and Data Protection.
- Know What Information Is on Your Computer, and Secure It: Be aware of what types of information are stored on your computer and take steps to protect it.
- University Data Currently Classified as Confidential: Data currently classified as confidential includes the following, when they appear in conjunction with an individual's individual’s name or other identifier: Social Security numbers, Driver's Driver’s license numbers, Credit card numbers, Bank account numbers, Protected health information.
To read more about Cornell's Cornell’s security policies, go to: http://www.it.cornell.edu/security/data/index.cfm
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