Information Technology Policy and Security Community of Interest
The UC Information Technology Policy and Security (ITPS) group is a community supported by the Systemwide CISO’s office. This systemwide group is open to all UC information security professionals, all UC Workforce members who have information security as a portion of their job responsibilities and anyone at UC who is interested in cybersecurity.
ITPS focuses on sharing information related to cyber security programs, case studies, risk management, initiatives, threat briefings and training. For 10 months of the year, the group meets on the second Wednesday of the month from 9:00 - 10 am. Attending the monthly calls is a good way to stay informed on UC initiatives and to hear case studies from peers throughout UC.
Get Involved
The ITPS Listserv is an active community where members exchange ideas and ask questions. To join the listserv or inquire about speaking at an ITPS meeting or suggest a topic, please contact Wendy Rager, Cyber-risk Coordination Center Manager. Your involvement will contribute to the vibrant discussions in our community!
ITPS Calendar 2026
Join us for an informative session on the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and what it means for safeguarding nonpublic personal information (NPI). This presentation breaks down GLBA requirements in a clear, practical way, covering who must comply, why regulators continue to prioritize GLBA enforcement, and what organizations need to know to stay compliant. Attendees will gain valuable insight into the GLBA Self-Assessment process, including key deadlines, helpful resources, and upcoming survey updates, as well as an overview of the GLBA Compliance Report and its role in supporting the Safeguards Rule and effective risk management. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A designed to help you confidently prepare for future GLBA assessments and reporting.
Join Captain Wesley Belleman of the California Air National Guard, the planner behind Cyber Dawn 2024 and 2025, for an engaging conversation on his experiences and key lessons learned. He’ll be joined by Lander Beyer, known from his work at Google and also active in Red Team exercises with the Army National Guard, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of civilian and military cybersecurity operations. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand insights from leaders at the forefront of cyber defense.