Re: Active directory migration and security standards issues

I am not using EFS, but a software package called SafeguardEasy.

At 11:20 AM 6/8/2005, John E. Weber wrote:
>Hi David,
>
>
>>I have several laptops that are encrypted per the new campus security
>>standards in my shop that are being used as desktop computers.
>
>The current minimum standards do not require data encryption at the disk
>level. There is a provisional appendix stating encryption is required for
>sensitive data, but I believe this has not been approved as of yet
>(http://security.berkeley.edu:2002/MSRestricted.htm). Someone please
>correct me if I am wrong.
>
>Additionally, EFS is currently disabled in the CAMPUS domain by default
>because of a lack of a UC or Campus level key management plan. I gave a
>presentation last month to the CalNetAD user group regarding this:
>
>http://calnetad.berkeley.edu/documentation/planning/meeting_20050517.html
>
>I'm hopeful that the CalNetAD security subcommittee can make some
>recommendations to CISC for a feasible key management plan.
>
>However, I don't think that your problem with the is related to
>encryption. See Karl's email.
>
>Thanks,
>
>John
>
>--
>John E. Weber
>Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
>Central Computing Services - IS&T
>Campus Active Directory Architect, CalNet Active Directory
>University of California, Berkeley
>johnweber@berkeley.edu
>2195 Hearst Avenue, #300B-07
>(510) 642-8426
>http://calnetad.berkeley.edu
>
>

David D. Lee
Computer Resource Specialist II
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
ouarshlp@uclink4.berkeley.edu
2-6417

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Received on Wed Jun 8 11:28:40 2005