The Incident Response team offers digital forensic services for the analysis of malicious computer activity. This service also facilitates access to third-party services, if information security incidents require a detailed analysis of changes made by malicious actors.
Archives
Password Manager
1Password is a cloud-based, cross-platform password management solution, allowing you to organize and store all your personal and professional passwords in one secure place. The University of Toronto offers 1Password licenses to faculty, staff, and students.
Information Security Handbook
A self-service resource from the University’s Information Security team providing you with short, practical pages filled with actionable steps and other supports related to common cyber security questions and requirements.
Risk Guidance
Information security risk management tools and consultations for the University of Toronto community.
Tabletops as a service
A tool for incident response training to help you prepare your staff for various information-security incidents.
Enterprise Active Directory (EAD)
Enterprise Active Directory (EAD) is a platform that provides authorization, roles and group services. It is a central database that is used to authenticate and authorize users based on their information.
Risk, Compliance, Metrics and Reporting Working Group
The Information Security Council (ISC)’s Risk, Compliance, Metrics and Reporting Working Group develops an understanding of the information and metrics needed by decision makers to best support information security decisions made at the local, divisional and institutional level.
Procedures, Standards and Guidelines Working Group
The Information Security Council (ISC)’s Procedure, Standards and Guidelines Working Group is an advisory committee to develop, document and recommend the adoption of cyber security standards, procedures and guidelines to be used at the University of Toronto.
Incident Response Planning Working Group
The Information Security Council (ISC)’s Incident Response Planning Working Group develops recommendations for cyber security incident response, seeking input from key stakeholders and other interested parties (i.e. faculties and divisions, crisis management team, communications team, central and divisional IT units).
Education & Awareness Working Group
The Information Security Council’s Education & Awareness working group seeks input and participation from its members for major information security education and awareness/communication campaigns.