University Technology Policies

Georgia State is committed to developing, adopting, and maintaining appropriate information security policies, standards, and procedures to ensure integration of information security with the university’s mission, business strategy, risk posture, and in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory guidelines.

Guidance on Generative AI and Data Integrity, Privacy, and Security

It is critical to understand how to preserve data integrity and prevent potential misuse of information when deciding how and when to use AI. This guidance is being provided to the university community as a resource for examining important aspects of data protection and regulatory responsibilities before engaging with a new AI or other tool in the course of work at the university.
View the Guidance

Cybersecurity Charter

The Cybersecurity Charter defines the principles and terms of the university's Cybersecurity Program and the mission-critical need to secure the university's assets. View the Cybersecurity Charter

USG IT Handbook

The IT Handbook provides guidelines, best practices and recommendations to be followed by each USG institution.
View the USG IT Handbook

Business Processes

This PCI DSS Policy focuses on safeguarding credit/debit data and Cardholder Data and requires University policies and procedures as it relates to credit/debit cards to be in compliance with PCI DSS requirements.
View the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) Compliance Policy