Substantive Change: Security of Network Connected Devices standard

Effective: November 5, 2020

This standard was substantially changed to a degree that it is not possible to list all the changes.  Reviewing the revised standard carefully is highly recommended 

Changed

• Revised Purpose and Background section to be simpler, shorter, more readable.
• Combined and revised the three sections
  • Security Requirements For Networked Devices,
  • Minimum Security Requirements For Uva Devices
  • Minimum Security Requirements For Personally-Owned Devices

       INTO new section: 
Security Requirements For All Network Connected Device and incorporated sub-sections Devices Accessing University Data and Individually Managed University Devices into this new section by revising the items into bulleted lists for clarity and ease of reference.

• Renamed and revised the section: Additional Security Requirements for UVA Devices and elevated and combined Centrally or Departmentally Managed University Devices sub-section to:
  Additional Security Requirements For Managed Devices Accessing, Collecting, Displaying, Generating, Processing, Storing, Or Transmitting University Data
  • Items revised and made into bulletted lists for clarity and ease of reference.
• Elevated and revised sub-section, “Devices Accessing Regulated Information” to section called, Additional Security Requirements For Managed Devices Accessing, Collecting, Displaying, Generating, Processing, Storing, Or Transmitting University Data Regulated Data
• Devices that have exceeded end of life support need an approved exception.
• Changed UVA to University for consistency.

Added

Not all additions are listed. Again, reviewing the revised standard carefully is highly recommended. 

• Added new section: Additional Security Requirements for Email Services  
• Under Security Requirements for All Network Connected Devices: Devices are not modified to remove vendor provided security protections (e.g., jailbreak).

Removed 

Not all items removed are listed. Again, reviewing the revised standard carefully is highly recommended. 

• The Highly Senstive Data (HSD) Requirements section was removed.  The Use of HSD standard addresses these items.