This article discusses Privacy Sensitivity Labels configured with Web-only Limited Access for un-managed Devices. The audience is USNH SharePoint, MS Teams, or M365 Group site owners who need to be sure to share their content appropriately and external guest users who want to understand what they see when trying to access shared content from a non-USNH-managed device.

This article describes how to enable Privacy Settings for screen, camera and microphone for Kaltura Capture on Mac OS.

This article explains requirements related to the use of institutional IT resources based on the University System of New Hampshire Written Information Security Program (“WISP”). The WISP consists of security policies and standards intended to protect USNH data and are in alignment with applicable laws and regulations.

This article contains information about vendor information security, privacy considerations, and security assessment review (SAR) for USNH community members engaged with vendors involved with USNH information technology resources. The purpose is to guide USNH community members regarding vendors and/or third-party partners that provide products or services that integrate with the USNH network.

This article provides USNH community members an introduction to the Federal Privacy law entitled Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). COPPA is a law that establishes a strict set of guidelines for online operations to protect the privacy of children under the age of 13.
Intended Audience: This article is intended for USNH administrators of websites or online services wherein a child under age 13 is providing personal information.

This article describes how to apply a sensitivity label to the email messages that you compose in the Web or Desktop versions of Outlook Office 365.

This article contains links to USNH cybersecurity policies and standards affecting IT accounts and a summary for each.