Data Security

University Information and Technology has a number of offices to support researchers. The Office of Information Security, within University Information and Technology is a partner to researchers who have information security compliance needs, have questions about information security when traveling, or have general questions about securing their data. The Office of Information Security invites researchers to discuss their projects and requirements early in the process to ensure requirements can be met and research opportunities are successfully awarded. University Information and Technology’s new office, Digital Research Infrastructure, has been established to help researchers with research computing requirements, including finding compliant IT environments to conduct research.

Governance Risk and Compliance: GRC Team Services oversees the university's information security program, policies, and procedures.
Digital Research Infrastructure: Digital Research Infrastructure supports research computing and data security requirements.
Academic Technologies: Academic Technologies offers technologies to support teaching and OSU's academic ecosystem.
Digital Persistent Identifier: Distinguish yourself from other researchers by creating your digital persistent identifier.