The CCC Information Security Center summer workshop was held July 24, 2017, at Mt. San Antonio College. This bi-annual workshop is geared specifically for staff of the California Community Colleges. See the Workshops page for updates on the upcoming winter event.
A new white paper from the Information Security Center explores the security needs of the California Community Colleges (CCC), and the resources we provide to help college leaders secure their systems and protect users' information.
We have developed a self-paced online Security Awareness program to educate and protect our staff and administration by changing their online behaviors and encouraging safe practices.
The CCC Information Security Center summer workshop was held July 24, 2017, at Mt. San Antonio College. This bi-annual workshop is geared specifically for staff of the California Community Colleges. See the Workshops page for updates on the upcoming winter event.
Unlimited SSL certificates are available to California community colleges as part of their membership in the InCommon Federation. InCommon membership for all 114 colleges is being paid for by the CCC Chancellor's Office. Find out how to receive security certificates for your college's web servers.
The CCC Information Security Center works directly with the CCC technology community to understand IS priorities and develop appropriate services, including vulnerability scanning, service monitoring and IS policies.
The California Community Colleges Information Security Center proactively assesses the information security needs of the system, and offers services to CCC campuses designed to maintain the integrity of information systems by:
Approximately 80,000 current and former faculty, staff, students and vendors have been told to watch for signs of identity theft ... read more
The California Department of Justice analyzes data breaches reported to the state's Attorney General from 2012-2015 ... read more
A spearphishing attack on Solano Community College led to the W-2 information for about 1,200 staffers being compromised ... read more