This page provides a high-level overview of information security policies, standards, and compliance expectations that support the protection of UCSB’s institutional data, systems, and technology resources. UCSB’s security practices align with University of California policies and regulatory requirements, while supporting a risk-based approach to managing and safeguarding information assets.
For detailed information about UC’s systemwide information security policy, review the full BFB IS-3 Information Security policy documentation.
A full list of policies and disclosures related to information security is available below.
Digital Millennium Copyright Act at UCSB
Provides information about UCSB’s compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, including how to report concerns about copyrighted material on the ucsb.edu network and what information must be included in an infringement claim.
Network Citizenship
Explains the responsibilities that support responsible use and administration of the UCSB campus network, including requirements for subnet management, network contacts, system security, and reliable network operations.
Notice of Routine Monitoring Practices under the UC Electronic Communications Policy
Provides general information about UCSB's routine monitoring practices for electronic communications resources, including how monitoring supports the security, reliability, and integrity of campus systems in alignment with the UC Electronic Communications Policy.
Required Copyright Information for Community Education and Student Disclosure
Provides required copyright-related disclosures, including guidance on appropriate use of copyrighted materials, UC policy requirements, student conduct expectations, and potential penalties for copyright infringement.