Help protect information resources by reporting exposure, loss, or compromise of university data and systems.
Security Services
Start a software or hardware security assessment, network vulnerability scan, or request other security services.
Security Tools
Security tools are provided free of charge to Texas State University faculty and staff. These tools help to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data and resources at the university.
Digital Accessibility
Digital Accessibility is now part of the Information Security Office. Instructions and resources for Texas State web developers and content creators to ensure and promote the creation of accessible materials can be found here.
Cybersecurity Awareness
Without knowing about a threat, we can never hope to defend against it. Find awareness opportunities and events here, because knowing is half the battle.
Law - Policies - Guidelines
The Information Security Office strives to ensure that TXST users are able to get answers and resolutions quickly. There are laws, policies, standards and guidelines to consider when evaluating or implementing new services, all of which may impact timelines and security requirements. Take some time to familiarize yourself with how these processes work and what is required of you when requesting service procurements.
Security Training
If you know you need extra security training because you are a Level 2 Information Resource Employee, or just want to learn how to be more secure, you can find it here. The ISO runs a trimester-based training schedule for all TXST users.
Phishing Awareness
Find out about the latest phishing on campus, get tips and tricks to avoid scams, and power up your digital critical thinking skills to be harder for the cyber criminals to catch.
Information Security Glossary
The information security glossary is a searchable and filterable glossary of terms and definitions we use in all aspects of our work. Familiarize yourself with this terminology to deepen your understanding of information security at Texas State University.