Information Security Engagement Request

Service Description

The Information Security Office provides information security consulting and services for the following types of requests (and others):

Type of Request
Consultation Reachability Assessment
Compromised Account Investigation Storing HIPAA Data
Compromised System Investigation Traffic Analysis
Data Exposure Update Authorized Quarantine Users
DNS Blocking Vulnerability Assessment
Feedback - Early Access Features Zoombombing
Log Analysis Other (please describe)
Malware  

How to Create a Ticket

To request security consultation Create a Ticket (top right of the page) and provide a detailed description of your request.

Available To

All UO Staff, Faculty, and Students.

Questions

If you have any additional questions contact infosec@uoregon.edu

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