This article provides guidance to users on proper use of antivirus software for University Business.
The Office of Information Technology at the University of Central Oklahoma has an Operational Data Store (ODS) that is an informational database that typically stores detailed data about business events in order to support operational reporting needs.
Banner is a collection of forms with embedded instructions used to enter, modify, delete, and query data. Banner provides the screens and programs necessary to manipulate data. The access, use, and protection of this data is outlined within these procedures.
All UCO Faculty, staff, students and contractors are responsible for protecting the university data they access or use within the scope of their employment and must comply with the UCO Information Security Policy. The Data Classification Guide applies to all devices used to access university data including university owned and managed computers as well as personal devices (tablets, Smartphones, thumb drives).
In order to assure data integrity and network security, the Office of Information Technology at the University of Central Oklahoma has taken measures to ensure that information can only be accessed or modified by those authorized to do so. Procedures have been implemented to protect data integrity from environmental hazards as well.
The University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) provides the Internet site (uco.edu) as a service to students, faculty, staff, alumni and the community. The intended purposes of this site include education, information dissemination, and promotion of the goals of the University.
Members of the UCO community may be given access to the university’s Banner administrative software system, despite not being employees of the university. This access may be given in order to fulfill any contractual obligations to the university. If you have obtained this access, please take the time to look over these guidelines for how Banner should be used.
The Office of Information Technology is committed to protecting the University of Central Oklahoma; its students, faculty and staff; and its partners from knowingly or unknowingly using technology illegally or through damaging actions. The complete list of policies, guidelines, and procedures regarding the protection and security of technological information that will serve as the University’s standards is listed within this article.