Contributed by Organizations or Campuses and Policies and Procedures

The purpose of this policy is to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of Pima Community College data.

Oakland University's LMS policy on support and users of Moodle and other online learning management software.

Ohio State University's policy includes institutional data procedures and resources. It also defines the scope and applicability of the policy, as well as enforcement.

Louisiana State University's Best Practices for Sensitive Data covers the following: Electronic Handling, Storage and Disposal; Physical Handling, Storage and Disposal; Security; and Legal Disclosure Requirements.

University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire's Telecommuting Guidelines also include the University's Telecommuting Request Form and Telecommuting Agreement.

Washington University School of Medicine's Telecommuting Policy defines guidelines and responsibilities, as well as the procedure for requesting a telecommuting arrangement.

Western Illinois University's Telecommuting Policy includes a definition of telecommuting, eligibilty requirements, process for requests, work hours, and equipment, resources, and supplies.

This is George Washington University Data Classification Security Policy.
The purpose of this policy is to educate the University community about the importance of protecting data generated, accessed, transmitted and stored by the University, to identify procedures that should be in place to protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of University data, and to comply with local and federal regulations regarding privacy and confidentiality of information.

This University of Texas at Austin Data Classification Standard serves as a supplement to the IT Security Operations Manual, which was drafted in response to Texas Administrative Code 202 and UT System UTS-165. Adherence to the standard will facilitate applying the appropriate security controls to university data.

The objective of this standard is to assist data stewards, IT owners and custodians in the assessment of information systems to determine what level of security is required to protect data on the systems for which they are responsible.

This state policy is intended to provide a high-level data classification methodology to state agencies for the purpose of understanding and managing data and information assets with regard to their level of confidentiality and criticality. Accurate identification provides a basis to employ an appropriate level of security. This policy applies to Ohio State University.