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The Cyber Security Strategy aims to assess, protect and manage the ever-increasing business risks and threats that are posed to the University in the digital world and by doing so will help to ensure our staff, students and partners are protected throughout their journey with the University.
With the ever-increasing digital footprint needed for delivering learning and teaching as well as improving staff efficiency through the use of technology, the University embarked on a multi-year IT Security Programme to improve the cyber security posture of the institution.
Find out moreThe strategy’s main aim and purpose is to significantly improve the cyber security position of the University in a number of key areas.
Find out moreThe strategy aims to significantly improve the cyber security position of the University in a number of key areas so we as an institution are more secure, informed, aware, reactive and responsive to the ever-increasing cyber threat.
Find out moreTo achieve the cyber security vision for 2021 there are a number of key strategic activities that need to be completed. The strategic activities are aligned into 5 key themes.
Find out moreThe cyber landscape at the University is governed by the Cyber Management Group (CMG) to ensure the effective delivery of the Cyber Security Strategy and the Cyber Security Framework.
Find out moreThe Cyber Security Strategy and its core themes is designed to improve the security posture of the University and make the institution more secure, informed, aware, reactive and responsive. This is the ultimate position the University needs to be in by 2021.
Find out moreThe University is continually facing unprecedented change at all levels and with an aspiration for growth this is only going to continue.
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