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Professor Christopher P. Manfredi, Provost and Vice-Principal (Academic), describes the responsibility of all academics to uphold McGill's information security.
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Ensure cybersecure practices in all teaching and learning activities.
Only use McGill-approved storage and collaboration solutions for storing students' personal data. All educational software used for teaching and learning must comply with the McGill Cloud Directive.
McGill supports academic activities with a range of secure teaching and learning solutions. See the full list of McGill-approved cloud services for software supporting secure data storage, file sharing, publishing and collaboration.
Note that if you recommend a solution to students that is not McGill-approved, you are legally responsible for any resulting consequences. For more information, see IT Policies, Regulations, Directives & Standards.
Here is a sample of available tools and services available.
Follow some basic safety tips to keep your devices safe: