Departmental Security Administrators (DSAs) are responsible for managing the mainframe accounts of schools, offices or colleges and for requesting access that is appropriate for the business role of that account.\u00a0 The DSA is the liaison between the end-user and Information Security. All issues and concerns regarding access to the mainframe should be directed to your DSA. These responsibilities include but are not limited to the following tasks:<\/p>\n
*For more information on the roles and responsibilities of DSAs please visit the Data Access\u00a0Management Policy<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Find Your DSA: DSA List<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n To sign up for DSA Training you must<\/em> be a DSA. If you are a DSA and need training please register<\/a> for a training session<\/p>\n Data Trustees must make decisions regarding the handling of data in accordance with the University\u2019s Information Security Policy<\/a> and the Data Protection Standards<\/a>, and in compliance with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Data Trustees are responsible for reviewing requests for access to sensitive data under their care regardless of whether the data is stored in the original data source, the authoritative repository or with any downstream users of the data.\u00a0Data Trustee responsibilities include:<\/p>\n *For more information on the roles and responsibilities of Data Trustees please visit the Data Access\u00a0Management Policy<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n For a list of Data Executives & Data Trustees visit:<\/strong><\/p>\nData Trustee Resources<\/h2>\n
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