University employees have a legal responsibility to protect personal data for all students, faculty, and staff.
This policy establishes requirements for how faculty and staff use mobile technology to access sensitive university data and university data resources.
If your university-owned computer or other device is lost, stolen or otherwise compromised, follow the steps below to protect sensitive data and university resources.
ThreatLocker has been deployed for the management of user permissions on university-owned laptops. The implementation of this software allows faculty and staff to continue to have the appropriate access they need to do their work while increasing security and reducing risk to the institution.
University employees have a legal responsibility to protect personal data for all students, faculty, and staff. Unprotected data can lead to identity theft and put the university at risk.
If your phone or other mobile device has been replaced or is lost, stolen, or otherwise compromised, you can protect your identity by remotely wiping sensitive UARK data (Outlook email, calendar, contacts and file data) from the device using Outlook on the web.
Windows Defender is the recommended antivirus solution.
Extra consideration must be taken with your technology when traveling outside the United States. Concerns range from basic theft of belongings to targeting of data used by academics. It is important to prepare properly and use appropriate safeguards while traveling.