Information Risk Assessment

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 Assessment - Free wellness icons   Overview and Key Features:

The information risk assessment is a systematic evaluation process designed to identify, analyze and manage potential risks associated with projects and vendors (applications, hardware, service providers or any other vendors where data collection, storage or transfer may be involved). Regular risk assessments allow organizations to stay ahead of potential vulnerabilities, ensuring that the mitigation, avoidance, acceptance or transfer of identified risks remains effective over time.

This assessment is a proactive measure to enhance information security practices and maintain a resilient and secure environment at U of T. It is a valuable tool for those involved in projects and vendor relationships, such as project teams, departments and vendors engaged with the University, and it promotes a culture of risk-aware decision-making and continuous improvement.

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Feature - Free interface icons   Information Security Handbook

Explore the handbook to get actionable steps and helpful information for your cyber security questions and requirements. This handbook is a trusted resource created by the Information Security team for the U of T community.

Visit the Information Risk Assessment guide for more information.

 

Service Category: Information Security > Consulting and Education
Service run by: Office of the Chief Information Officer > Information Security
Service for: faculty, staff
Service Charges: none
Lifecycle Status: in operation
Standard Availability: M-F 9-5
Scheduled Downtime: N/A