Information Technology Services
Protection of Personal Information
University Policy
The University seeks to safeguard and ensure the privacy of any personal data that it utilizes during the course of its operations. Universitywide policies that provide guidance to campuses and departments about the appropriate use of personal data include the following:
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Legal Requirements on Privacy of and Access to Information, RMP-8
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Electronic Information Security, IS-3
IS-3, section IV.D, provides Universitywide policy on notification of individuals in instances of security breaches through which unauthorized individuals are reasonably believed to have acquired personal information, and requires that the campuses and UCOP develop local implementation plans. The UCOP implementation plan provides detailed guidance to UCOP departments for complying with the notification requirements and for managing and protecting personal data: -
Policies Applying to the Disclosure of Information from Student Records
Laws Protecting Personal Information
- California Law about Notification in Instances of Security Breaches-effective July 1, 2003: California Civil Code Section 1798.29
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California Law Restricting Display of Social Security Numbers: California Civil Code Section 1798.85
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Federal Law to Protect Consumers' Personal Financial Information: Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999
What To Do If You're a Victim of Identity Theft
