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Information Security
Protecting the information assets important to Stanford
Risk Classifications & Approved Services
Data Risk Assessments
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Minimum Security Standards
Report an IT security or privacy incident
Department Incident Response Toolkit
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Device Security
Secure your phone
Encrypt your mobile devices
Secure your Apple device (Jamf)
Secure any mobile device
Secure your computer
Encrypt your devices
Secure your computer (BigFix)
Secure your Apple device (Jamf)
Login and authentication
Log in easier with Cardinal Key
Report a lost or stolen device
Use a password manager
Verify your identity: Device enrollment
Guides and Policies
Guides
Secure Computing Practices Guide
IT System Administrator Guide
Information Security Awareness Video
Position Papers
Protecting Sensitive Data at Stanford
Responsible AI at Stanford
Shared Drives and Permissions
Other Stanford security resources
Security standards and policies
Administrative Guide: Information Security
Encryption at Stanford
Risk Classifications
Risk Classifications: Approved Services
Minimum Security Standards
Minimum Privacy Standards
Third-party security requirements
Data sanitization
Regulatory:
CA 1798.82
CCPA
CMIA
FERPA
HIPAA
PCI
Education and Training
How to avoid identity theft
It is a crime where a thief steals your personal information to commit fraud. The thief can use this information to fraudulently apply for credit, file taxes, or obtain medical services in your name.
Learn more about identity theft »
Build information security awareness
Check out this
Stanford Information Security Awareness video
to learn how to protect yourself from digital crimes.
Watch the video »
Get cybersecurity training
The mission of Stanford Information Security Academy (SISA) is to raise awareness and develop a cybersecurity mindset among Stanford's community. Security-related education and awareness content can be found throughout the SISA site.
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Stay safe from phishing scams
Learn how to recognize, report, and stay vigilant to protect yourself and the Stanford community from phishing scams.
Visit phishing awareness guide »
About the Information Security Office
ISO Strategic Plan 2025-26
A comprehensive cybersecurity strategy designed to fortify our defenses, ensure regulatory compliance, and foster a culture of security awareness and responsibility.
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Our services
Browse the services and tools that safeguard the university's computing resources and data.
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