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Procedures
- CNetID Account Management PracticesThe practices and standards that are applied to the management of the CNetID and associated credentials.
- CNetID Closure Procedures for Deceased Faculty Members Including EmeritiDescribes the process to close and retain for a limited time the University of Chicago IT account held by faculty members when they pass away.
- CNetID Closure Process for Faculty and Other Academic AppointeesExplains the CNetID closure process for when faculty transition to an Emeritus status or when faculty and other academic appointees leave the University.
- Digital Millennium Copyright Act AgentDescribes the University’s agent designated to receive and act on copyright violations under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
- Guidelines for the Secure Management of IT Infrastructure Systems That Process, Transmit, or Store Confidential InformationExplains security guidelines that provide a set of practices to be followed when University IT systems transmit, process, or store confidential information.
- Information Security Procedures for eCommerce Payment Card ApplicationsDescribes IT Services’ policies and practices for managing its secure platform for University hosted eCommerce, specifically payment card transactions, and the data related to eCommerce.
- IT Services Account Closure ProceduresProvides an overview of the account closure process, which occurs when someone leaves the University and their access to services is removed over a period of time.
- Procedure to Handle Requests for Records or InformationDescribes procedure to ensure proper protection of information about the University of Chicago faculty, staff, students, or others.
- Procedure for Obtaining Personal Email from the Account of a Deceased Community MemberExplains procedure to ensure proper legal processes are followed when turning over a deceased person’s University email account.
- Structured Cabling SpecificationsDescribes process to ensure that the University’s voice and data communications needs are met when planning for new construction or renovation of existing space.